Discover the art of photography in context

• Federico Scarchilli (1990)

Human reliance on nature for medicine in visual pairings of plants and pharmaceuticals, showing cultural and biological interconnection.

• Andrej Balco (1973)

Household labor and social division in contemporary Rio de Janeiro, documented through frontal triptychs of employers, workers, and domestic interiors.

• Martina Cirese (1988)

Human relationships shown in visual journals over ten years, documenting shifts in how intimacy is shared and seen.

• Daidō Moriyama (1938)

New York as unstable urban evidence, rendered through magazine-like half-frame pairings, irregular copying, and a variable photographic sequence.

• Gabriele Basilico (1944-2013)

Chair–body contact and temporary imprint, rendered through staged studio photography with Polaroid negative film and raking light.

• R. J. Kern (1978)

Young exhibitors and their livestock at county fairs, representing cultural heritage and the shared experience of not being chosen.

• James Mollison (1973)

Typological project examining childhood across the world through uniform portraiture and contextual images of sleeping environments.