The book Paradise City illustrates metaphors for the utopian urge of us all

The series Übergang (transition) of Grit Schwerdtfeger shows the passing of our time into an unknown future.

Tim Franco made portraits of North Korean Defectors

Photography used as archaeology of human life

An armed conflict between Azerbaijan and the Republic of Artsakh.

The gated community as a social and psychological laboratory.

The Corners show East London street corners and crossing pedestrians.

An anthology of the rural bars and shops in Argentina

A puzzle of memories of the eventful Cuban past.

The book is a culmination of a series of many years documenting these buildings for their aesthetic & cultural value.

iconic photographer Ellen von Unwerth’s Devotion! 30 Years of Photographing awaits visitors in Fotografiska Tallinn.

Empty streets by themselves automatically become an inviting stage where surrealistic stories start and end.

Portrait of Hong Kong is a project about the struggle against the Chinese pressure

A mountain becomes a form, and a valley becomes a coloured canvas.

Alessio Pellicoro explored Rome in the dark hours' serene atmosphere.

A dive into the family history

Schneider shares moments of respite in beauty as an antidote to the unease in our world

Naohiro Ninomiya plays with our visual puzzles: no metaphor, no concept and no rationale.

His photographs appear to be architectural, but John Riddy doesn’t think of himself as an architectural photographer.

The visualization of the volume of melting ice

Simpson makes composite landscapes that show the fragility of our living planet

Nelson Morales explores his gender identity

Gregg Segal produced an aesthetic and informative project about the food we eat.

Federico Borella was named Photographer of the Year 2019 with his project Five Degrees

About the decline of the American mining regions.

Belarusian photographer plays the spy role in his homeland

About the border between Lithuania and Belarus

Nadia Bseiso investigates Jordan's geopolitical position in the Middle East.

Yann Mingard photographed the preservation of our legacy in Deposit

In State of Nature, Claudius Schulze approached nature as a human construction.

Martin Thaulow challenged the concept of European identity with diptychs that show the contrast between the safe Danish life and the reality of refugees.

His work refers to family and friends but also to directors and artists who have inspired him. The images are constructs of childhood memories.

Andres Serrano is an artist who, like a documentary photographer, reports on the human condition.

The invention of a new photo language

Tereshkov explores themes like ecology, environment and indigenous peoples.

The work of Stephen Shore can be considered as archaeology of the present.

Anahata is a multidisciplinary photography-based project of John Singletary

Through the Norwegian air shows the often snow-clad environment of Scandinavia.

The French artist Baptiste Rabichon surprises us with an analogue process of displaying his works.

The photo series Circle is a personal story inspired by emotional events.

Alles Soth gives his own twist to the concept of visual storytelling.

Ellen Jantzen investigates the influence of the environment on the psyche.

Expressive self-portraits commenting on the American view on the female identity.

Roger Ballen has a completely idiosyncratic subject choice and aesthetic.

The development of Erwin Olaf's work reflects the emancipation of photography

‍Genesis sings of the magnitude and the purity of the earth

The Jimmy Nelson Foundation has as its goal a better intercultural dialogue and understanding.