Experimental Photography

“Experimental Photography” dives into the avant-garde and innovative approaches to creating images that push the boundaries of traditional photography. This subcategory explores a range of unconventional techniques and creative processes that photographers use to experiment with visual storytelling. From the use of alternative light sources and unusual camera settings to the manipulation of film and digital processes, each post examines how photographers can manipulate elements to produce unique, thought-provoking works of art. Whether you’re interested in abstract imagery, the effects of different chemical processes on film, or digital enhancements that transform the ordinary into the extraordinary, this section provides insights and inspiration for photographers looking to explore new horizons in their creative expressions.

Su Kui

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The System of Objects. Now that the abundance of objects has become an important feature of society, it is no longer people surrounding objects, but objects closely surrounding people. The … Read more

Devis Bergantin

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Slags is a micro-exploration project of the countryside surrounding my house in northern Italy. Due to movement restrictions caused by the global pandemic, I started to investigate what I had … Read more

Towards a Philosophy of Photography, Vilém Flusser | Summary

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Towards a Philosophy of Photography by Vilém Flusser, first published in german in 1983, is a groundbreaking exploration of the intricate relationship between images, technology, and human existence. This seminal … Read more