Algae farms in the middle of the desert, sterile laboratories for cultivated meat, underground greenhouses where robots tend to plants, and research facilities simulating future food systems for missions to the Moon and Mars. With his new book “Cockaigne”, Austrian photographer Gregor Sailer opens doors to places that usually remain hidden – the highly complex infrastructures behind modern food production.

Working with an analog large-format camera, Sailer photographs underground and vertical farms, robotic greenhouses, research labs for cell cultures, and production sites for algae,...

Ugly World Wide is the stage name of Jazzelle Zanaughtti, the American model, performance artist, and internet artist working in the fashion and art world.

On gosee.news, we present to you the personal work of photographer Conor Cunningham featuring this captivating artist, who consciously plays with her unusual, "anti-classical" beauty.

"Sprouted from frustration, boredom and a new understanding of my own appreciations I wanted to make something that visually represented my recent creative thoughts and feelings. Creatives having to crank out ideas like gears until you spiral out and instead...

The Leica Galerie Salzburg is currently presenting works by the German photographer Henrike Stahl, who lives and works in France. In her photographic practice, Stahl combines documentary observation with experimental interventions, developing a hybrid visual language that expands reality without manipulating it.

Themes such as home, identity and social belonging lie at the heart of her work. Stahl understands plurality as a form of richness and approaches her images with openness: she crumples, cuts and reworks her prints, embraces chance and opens her photographs to poetic...

With “HÔTEL NOIR II”, Berlin-based photographer J. Konrad Schmidt presents a photographic work that combines the aesthetics of analog black-and-white film with the atmosphere of international grand hotels and the intimacy of female encounters. The exhibition at the Berlin photography institution Chaussee 36 invites visitors until April 4, 2026 to immerse themselves in a dark yet highly sensual visual world.

As a tribute to female eroticism, the project creates a protected space of intimacy and freedom in which women can explore and express their own fantasies. Since 2010, Schmidt has...

What is still true today - and what is merely a good story? This is exactly the question Polish artist Weronika Gesicka explores in her project Encyclopaedia. For the book she collects deliberately invented dictionary entries - so-called “fake facts” that editors once smuggled into reference works to detect copyright theft - and translates them into a surreal visual world of manipulated stock photography and AI-generated imagery.

The work is both clever and humorous and strikes a nerve of our time: in a present where information, advertising and fiction constantly overlap, knowledge itself...

With its 13th edition, THE OPÉRA, editor Matthias Straub once again delivers a strongly curated statement on contemporary nude photography. MYTHOS, published by KERBER VERLAG, approaches the naked body as a projection surface for truth, longing, and identity - striking a precise balance between classical heritage and contemporary discourse.

Straub assembles an exciting range of international artists who understand the nude not as provocation, but as a cultural and aesthetic narrative. Inspired by ancient myths in which gods and humans exist side by side, the issue unfolds a visual tension...

ARK Kollekt is a digital gallery and online shop specializing in limited editions and unique pieces of art, objects, and furniture.

Heidi Lerkenfeldt photographed the interior stills shown here for ARK Kollekt, with support from interior stylist Pernille Vest.

This sophisticated platform was created by the team behind the Copenhagen-based biannual magazine Ark Journal and defines itself as a catalyst for creative exchange. The platform's motto is "Curated, Collected, Connected."

The curatorial team, led by Editor-in-Chief Mette Barfod and stylist Pernille Vest, combines architecture, design,...

De Rrusie, born in Cameroon in 1993 and now living in Paris, is a contemporary artist working in France and across Europe. A self-taught painter, his art is inspired by his experiences, cultures, and nature. In addition to painting, he also designs jewelry, furniture, and fashion objects as part of his creative practice. His own jewelry label bears the imaginative name Vonlovi.

Spinéa is Vonlovi's first collection and evokes the spinal structure of the spine plant. The collection is wearable, unisex, and transcends the boundaries between masculine and feminine styles. Timeless pieces of...

“I recently teamed up with Davey van Biezen on an AI collaboration, working in a shared Discord channel with Midjourney where we could follow each other’s progress in real time and react instantly.

It all began with Davey’s infrared photograph of a fennel bulb: Davey pushed it into a fan-like, Mandelbrot-inspired fractal, while I let go of the original form to explore structure, estrangement, and material illusion.” Jan Daniel Wolters, photographer and AI artist.

Fennel, also called bulb fennel or common fennel, is actually not a bulb, but an above-ground bulb native to the Mediterranean...

Until 3 May 2026, Julia Stoschek Foundation in Berlin presents one of the most extensive solo exhibitions to date by British artist Mark Leckey. Spanning three floors, the exhibition features more than 50 works – from early key pieces from the Julia Stoschek Collection to more recent productions.

Leckey brings together pop and youth culture with medieval visual language, religious iconography and questions surrounding the power of images. Recurring themes include vulnerability, ecstasy and transformation: the dancefloor as a place of escape, the urban environment as an archive of memory,...