A journal placing Europe in the world
By ROMAN LORANC | Focused on lacustrine wetlands and the vegetation at the water’s edge, Loranc’s photographs convey a quiet and meditative space where natural shapes become geometric abstracts and the stillness of water exists through the movement of plant life, for an overall paradoxical, ambiguous, and solemn landscape.
By BERNHARD LANG | Lang captures images that show the impact of human activity on the natural environment. He is interested in the duality and balance between beauty and destruction.
By NESPOON | By bringing lace patterns into the public space, NeSpoon transforms a form historically associated with private interiors and luxury into a universal visual language accessible to everyone. Her works function as ornament, cultural research, and a quiet gesture of harmony in the shared space of the city and bridges centuries-old craftsmanship and contemporary artistic expression.
By NOBUHIRO NAKANISHI | I unify elements of time and space into this work of creation and repeat the act of filling up the visible and the invisible simultaneously.
By DOMINIQUE LUTRINGER | Through restrained modulations of color and line, pictorial spaces are constructed where light drifts, shadows hesitate, and the viewer is invited into a quiet, attentive form of looking.
By MAGALI CHESNEL | Camargue’s salt marshes and ponds have become oases for the greater flamingo. This series is a minimalist immersion into the intimacy of this emblematic bird, which feeds there and flies above landscapes of fragile beauty.
By LIEVEN ENGELEN | Like silent witnesses of a present rooted in one of the darkest days of Europe.
