Interview with the Serbian photographer, Mane Radmanovic.
Interview / Roland Icking – FACadE
Sometimes ago, the German photographer, Roland Icking, sent me a photography series about farm houses looking like abstract faces. I asked him to introduce his project and tell us more about the background of 6 selected images.
Playlist of the week #82
After two months of standby, the playlist is back for the summer. We coast from a 1979 soul/funk band to a psychedelic rock track by Steve Gunn & Mike Cooper. The journey will cross the years, continents but also types and technics of music.
Selection by Robin Palvadeau | ALL THE PLAYLISTS
Behind the Image / Newsha Naderzad
Tell us more about this image
Well, this photo is from a series called “Renton”.
Renton is a town I created, filled with characters and moments that when pieced together, represent what I feel, see, and hear when I think of the 1970’s in Midwest America. This is my attempt at wanting to experience a time in a town that no longer exists, simply because the time has passed. Each image is delicately planned and posed before being shot based on these fictional characters in my head.
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Newsha Naderzad – 27 years old, from California.
Interview / Chris Lloyd – Silly Robots
We asked the London-based illustrator, Chris Lloyd to introduce his animation series ‘Silly Robots’ and describe some of them.
Interview / Jason Koxvold – Knives
Interview with the British photographer, Jason Koxvold (b. 1977, Liege) – based between Brooklyn and Upstate New York.
His latest series, ‘KNIVES’, is a truthful look at a rural community victim of the effects of globalisation they didn’t had any control over – this documentary is also deeply linked to a typological study of knives, whose industry was the basis of the region’s economy. The story of this town is the story of many more in the USA and the in the world.
