A new chapter in the provocative visual universe of Toiletpaper, where hyper-polished imagery transforms the familiar into something surreal, unsettling, and ironic.
A visceral reflection on Australia’s devastating bushfires, linking ecological destruction to colonial histories through emotionally charged and manipulated photographic landscapes.
A visual chronicle of the American counterculture from the 1960s to the 1980s, capturing from an outsider’s perspective the movements that reshaped politics, identity, and collective memory.
A landmark reissue of Capa’s 1938 photobook on the Spanish Civil War, republished as a powerful and urgent reflection on conflict, image-making, and political testimony.
A decade-long immersion into African American rodeo culture, documenting a community redefining the image of the American West through individuality, style, and lived experience.
