Sara Bjarland
Finnish artist observes dying insects and plants. Her work will be seen in Riga Photo Month 2014.
As if it should have been a quarry
Work inspired by the story of the inhabitants of the Heimaey town in Iceland, where in 1973 a volcano erupted without warning.
Interview with Nadya Sheremetova
Eight years ago she established the FotoDepartament foundation to support young Russian photographers.
Dispersal
Italian photographer tells a story about wolves, mystery, freedom and nature.
What We Conjure
American photographer creates an autobiographical story along with his partner, their four-year old and their dog.
The Village Day
Russian photographer portrays women from Kichuga, a small village in Northern Russia.
Ergo Sum
Italian photographer documents graffiti writers between Europe and Argentina.
Esther Teichmann. Fractal Scars, Salt Water and Tears
Teichmann explores the origins of fantasy and desire and how these are bound to experiences of loss and representation.
Hermitage
Russian photographer deals with gender roles, beauty standards, intimacy and hidden despair in contemporary Russia.
Albert Elm
From Glasgow to Siberia – Danish photographer seeks the extraordinary in everyday life.
Black Gold Hotel
A journey in the daily lives of a few families from the Gobi desert.
Family and Domestic violence
“Mom and I were running away from my dad throughout the town, trying to hide by some backdoor.”