Highlighting changes in accessibility, the impact of teaching, and personal artistic development, Stephen Shore reflects on photography's transformation from a non-lucrative craft to a high-demand field since the 1960s.

Spanish artist Yosigo’s photographs of the seaside bring a playful, colourful and romantic perspective to humanity’s relationship with the sea.

Johannes Brus’ unique technique and style open a portal into fantastic worlds of meaning where the familiar is alienated and the alien becomes familiar.

If asked to use canvas as a medium to express the fears and anxieties that paralyse our minds, would we come close to the universe created by Monica Rohan?

Aneta Grzeszykowska’s series, Mama, is a journey into the depths of psychoanalysis, which promises a unique perspective on the complex relationship between mother and daughter.

Capturing moments where the past, present and future converge, the artist and photographer Michael Cook uses his lens both as a mediator and a storyteller, encouraging a dialogue that transcends the boundaries of time and social structures.

Australian photographer and costume artist Gerwyn Davies hides himself in his art, concealing and reinventing a free, vibrant, and infinite universe.