Editorials

Guillaume Sardin occupies an artistic space of wonder that is at once disciplined and childlike. A space where the warmth of a human hand overrides digital perfection, and the characteristic whimsy of his “narrative drawings” belie the deep skill that goes into the studied relaxedness of every line.

It’s easy to think of a transition from one brand identity to another as just a matter of marketing. But for the people involved behind the scenes, especially for independent companies launched on a heartfelt mission, it is far more than that.

Over the course of her eclectic career, Inge Schuster has worked in a great many locations and turned her hand to many different creative media. Her disciplines include fashion design, landscaping, architecture, photography, and most recently AI.

For as long as she can remember, Sofie Sund has “found beauty in little things that a lot of people don't notice.” Mellow is a tribute to those things and “the little moments in life”.

A senior producer with more than 20 years working in creative fields, street photography is a newer venture for Tommi Viitali. He started a little over four years ago, and in that time, has rapidly established himself as a figure with a signature style, featuring precise composition and sharp contrasts.

Laurent is a French photographer and creative director celebrated for his minimalist yet intensely focused work.

Over the course of his career, Luc Kordas has established himself as a street photographer and documentarian, leaving his native Poland in early adulthood for America.

As a multi-disciplinary artist, Claire Luxton’s work has encompassed sculpture, oil painting, and installation art as well as photography.

Not so much a photographer review as a project review, the collection of work under the name iosonopipo is a group of photographs brought together under the umbrella of Giuseppe Palmisano. He is commonly identified as the artist behind the work and it is true that they would not exist without him.

How does an architect and engineer become a photographer? For Lorenzo Morandi, it started with the realization that people were often an afterthought in design.

Traveling and living outside of your place of birth is a curious experience, making you vulnerable at the same time as it empowers you. It is a feeling that Marion Gabrielle knows well, belonging “to three cultures,” when you are continually reassessing your connections with others.