v2.12 / Francis Baker against Time
In 1993, photographer Margaret Morton and the late Diana Balmori, landscape and urban designer, published a remarkable little book called Transitory Gardens, Uprooted Lives. The gardens
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v2.11 / Paul Cava in Ink / Extended Feature
We have a lot in common with ink: from the carbon we bleed to the fuel we burn. I’m inclined to think this vital, essential
v2.10 / Into the Staggers with Robert Hutinski
I will throw thee from my care for ever Into the staggers and the careless lapse Of youth and ignorance . . . It’s a
v2.9 / Searching for Ferdinand Valent
Who is Ferdinand Valent? You might lift a few virtual stones to see what scurries out from hiding. You’ll find an image or two that way.
v2.8 / maria gutu @ the edges
“To fill the emptiness is the most important aim for the artist,” says Maria Gutu, who stocks the vacancy of her images with fragments from old
v2.7 / The Primal Days of Alexander Binder
It can be read the same way up and down, left and right. This Latin palindrome, known as the Sator Square, was used once upon