International artist, Linarejo Moreno, has won countless awards for her photographic and installation work, including an Ankaria Photo International Prize for 21st Century Photography for her "On the Geography of Green" series. This companion piece...

Unveiling Jan Hendrix's graphic journey which spans almost half a century, offering a rich tapestry of maps and coordinates. Featuring essays by esteemed colleagues such as Estrella de Diego, Patricia Sloane, Olivier Debroise, and more, "ATLAS" not...

"I Imagined It Empty" offers readers a deeply moving and introspective exploration of life, loss, and the enduring connections we forge with the spaces we inhabit. Immerse yourself in an emotional journey inspired by the author's personal experienc...

Spanish photographer David Jimenez skillfully captures the essence of time, space, and emotion through his lens. Witness the overlay of historical past with the effects of material erosion where rocks transform into wisps of smoke and water takes on...

Cristina de Middel develops images that encourage reflection in the viewer. Her photographic essay "Journey to the Center", which investigates phenomena related to the migration route through Mexico, has an atmosphere and symbolism inspired by Jules...

“A tiny story” brings the microscopic world of ants to a human scale. A combination of written language and imagery that vividly narrates these tiny creatures' adventure. The photographs acted as an inspiration for the narrative and are presented se...

"Omen" reexamines the Farm Security Administration's photographic archive, revealing a lesser-known narrative that challenges traditional views of American history. This book's visual sequence breaks norms, creatively cropping images from the Farm...

Enrique Ramirez's work blends videos, photography, soundtracks, installations, and poetic narratives. He enjoys working with stories within stories, fiction that straddles different countries and time periods, the mirages arising from the gap between...

Since the 1980s, Juan Travnik has been wandering through a ghostly Buenos Aires at dawn recording the blackness of the harsh urban and peripheral landscapes, empty of any human presence. Over the years, colour has become increasingly important. The...

The book recalls and reflects on Quim Vives personal journey as a set photographer during the filming of the movie La Sociedad de la Nieve, directed by Juan Antonio Bayona and inspired by the book of the same name by Pablo Vierci, which narrates the...