Time by the Sea is a project by Ole Brodersen delving into the cultural identity and history of Lyngør, known as Europe's Best-Preserved Village.

Margaret Mitchell's photographic series, "An Ordinary Eden," delves into the concept of home, exploring the fundamental human desire for a sense of belonging.

Near Amsterdam, nestled on a transient plot known as the Landje, Max, a 28-year-old, has chosen a life less ordinary.

The photographer duo Kaya & Blank explore the complex relationship between human influence and the natural world.

The two Cleveland-based artists, Lori Nix and Kathleen Gerber make real-life dioramas depicting the world after nature took over our manmade cities.

Melothesia employs a cameraless technique where Ricardo Guixà applies high voltage current directly onto a photosensitive material.

In City Breath, Tany Pototska encapsulates a personal narrative of urban perception and emotion amidst conflict.

Photographer Camiel Mudde's photo series Life after Occupation explores the long-lasting effects of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Fathers and sons are holding hands in the emotive and provocative portraits of Bulgarian photographer Valery Poshtarov.

The documentary series On Contentious Ground by Vann Powell shows visitors to American Civil War sites and landscapes.

British photographer Owen Harvey creates celebratory visual stories about different subcultures.

Julia Wimmerlin's Reverie series takes viewers on a mesmerising journey through dreamlike landscapes.