Out of My Hands portrays teenage Ukrainian refugees rebuilding their lives in the UK.

Dutch-Palestinian Sakir Khader documents Palestinian lives, honouring his cousin killed by Israeli forces.

The series Fremdkörper, translating to Foreign Matter, showcases strange objects found in barren landscapes, such as a rusted heater, a neglected football goal, and an aeroplane wreck.

For aerial and environmental photographer and visual anthropologist Aya Okawa, photography serves as a sanctuary.

The images of Luca Ortis explore nature’s mystery and power.

For Alejandra Nowiczewski, photography is not only a visual art form but also a philosophical and meditative practice.

Slowing down reveals images that reflect our shared path to True Nature.

Inspired by nature and sustainability, the Wall of Nature series draws from the vertical gardens in Madrid, Spain, designed by botanist Patrick Blanc.

For many years, I could not remember: Where was I when I was a child? My physical body was still bound to Berlin, but while dissociating, I escaped.

The Song of Trees is Julia Casesnoves's project that centres around trees as the main subject, exploring them as connectors within nature.

Reverting is a visual exploration of the commodification of nature within Iceland’s tourist industry.

Iranian-Canadian photographer Parisa Azadi returns to her homeland after decades, capturing intimate emotions that mirror its challenging times.