These are the final 6 portfolios selected by Christian Caujolle. He included this message with his selection: "Already a month has gone by! So many unexpected images. They came from all over, in waves, overwhelming but never tedious, with each one showing a desire and expressing its div...

22.04.2012[ read full story ]

Europe’s actual economic and political situation is leading to deep alterations and drastic adjustments, causing a big change in the social scenery. Unemployment is rising and strikes becoming a routine.
Towards this wave of dissatisfaction, a sense of disgust is felt amongst the majority...

28.04.2012[ read full story ]

This is the story of Roshni Mallick and her family living on Sudder Street in the center of Kolkata, India. Like life itself this is an ongoing project. It all began 3 years ago in early 2009 when I made friends with Roshni quite by accident, in her home city. What fascin...

28.04.2012[ read full story ]

Between Finger and Thumb is an autobiographical work that analyzes the notion of memory in the family environment. In this project, I use the camera to stage and reconstruct the most intense memories from my childhood, all taken in the house where I grew up. Each image corresponds to a spec...

28.04.2012[ read full story ]

Fausto Giaccone, born in 1943, grew up in Palermo, Sicily, and was graduated in architecture. His photographic activity began in 1968 during the students revolt in Rome which appeared in various Italian newspapers. In october 1968 he was the first to made a reportage about Palestinian fedayn in Jord...

28.04.2012[ read full story ]

Lilla Szász is in practice of travelling and exploring lives of special communities in Hungary and all over the world. She has photographed homeless mothers, young criminal girls, and, most recently, Russian Jewish Veterans of the Second World War.
Lilla Szász is a teacher ...

28.04.2012[ read full story ]

Ever since I was a child, I have heard that eskimos have dozens of different words to describe subtle nuances of white. When I arrived in Jharia, I couldn’t help wondering the same thing about the inhabitants of the largest mining area in India. Could these people have developed a s...

28.04.2012[ read full story ]