Mud is Jeff Nichols’ third feature, released in 2012 after the resounding success of Take Shelter. The cinematography was driven by Adam Stone with whom the director maintains a lasting relationship. The action takes place in Arkansas on the muddy coasts of the Mississippi. It is a story of impossible love, a story of discovery of […]
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Ning Kai & Sabrina Scarpa Break the Boundaries Between Them
Photographic duo Ning Kai (1987, China) and Sabrina Scarpa (1991, Netherlands) are working as a freelance photography duo, after they have been living together in Zhengzhou, China, for four years. With their series The Land Between Us, they wish to surround themselves by places that bring out the core of humanity, to aim for a state of being […]
Rachel Boillot Explores Musical Heritage of East Tennessee
Rachel Boillot is a 30 year-old photographer, filmmaker, and educator based in Cumberland Gap, Tennessee, USA. She was raised in the suburbs of New York, but for a two year hiatus in Singapore starting when she was eight years old. Rachel teaches in the Art Department at Lincoln Memorial University, is Director and Co-Producer of […]
A Timeless Portrait of Morocco by Baptiste De Ville D’Avray
Baptiste de Ville d’Avray is a french photographer from Paris. In 2006, he traveled to Bamako, Mali, for one year where he co-created the photo platform Afriqueinvisu. He had his first exhibition back to France in 2007, and started to work with press and corporations. He pursued his trip to Morocco for 4 years and finally settle […]
The melancholy feeling of vacation with Julia Dunham
Julia Dunham, 24, is a conceptual photographer and artist working in New York City, graduated from a BFA in Photography. When she’s not taking photos, she works as a lab manager in a traditional c-print darkroom and fine art printing service. Growing up in a military, Catholic family during the rise of the Internet has been incorporated […]
Through the landscapes of youth with Robert Darch
Robert Darch is a 37 year old photographer living in Exeter, U.K., where he owns with his girlfriend (also photographer) a studio and gallery space called Dodo Photo. While there isn’t a huge amount of paid commissions, Robert works in an Art Centre, teaching, curating and arts management, as well for the Unveil’d festival, and also set up a collective for young […]
A revisited film-noir in color with Chinatown
A classic of the neo-noir genre directed by Roman Polanski in 1974, Chinatown is a film set in Los Angeles in the 1930’s. Starring Jack Nicholson who plays the role of Jake Gittes, a private detective haunted by the time where he was making his round in Chinatown, he got hired to expose a tawdry affair […]
Bright Spaces by Adrien Blondel
Adrien Blondel is a photographer living in Oakland, CA, working as a lighting technician and a documentary director. Born in France, he grew up in Normandy and the moved to Paris where he graduated in history of Cinema and Cinematography. He started taking photographs as a teenager, but his real interest was cinema, which he […]