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ART ARTWORLD AGENCY represents Mous LAMRABAT – Visual Storytelling Across Cultures
17.04.2025 •
ARTWORLD represents the internationally acclaimed artist Mous LAMRABAT, whose creative and artistic approach to fashion photography has garnered global recognition. His most recent solo exhibition, "Homesick", held at the esteemed Loft Art Gallery in Marrakech, captivated both audiences and critics alike. Born in Morocco and raised in Belgium, Mous Lamrabat's work seamlessly blends the richness of his cultural heritage with a contemporary Western aesthetic. This dual perspective informs a striking visual language—one that is bold, humorous, and deeply rooted in cultural nuance.
His photography explores themes of identity, diversity, and self-expression. Lamrabat’s fictional world, often referred to as “Mousganistan”, is a utopian cultural space—one that transcends boundaries, dismantles stereotypes, and celebrates individuality. In his imagery, religion, gender, beauty, and cultural origin are portrayed in their full spectrum, free from judgment and hierarchy.
With vivid colors, surreal compositions, and a keen sense of symbolism, Lamrabat crafts images that not only captivate...
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ART 'Tidings' - a longtime photography & art project by Daniel BENSON c/o MAKING PICTURES on GoSee
27.03.2025 •
Daniel Benson c/o MAKING PICTURES is a London-based photographer whose long-term project, 'Tidings,' offers a unique perspective on the lesser-known, industrial banks of the lower Thames. He has been working on this project on and off for eight years, exploring the river's secret and often forgotten corners. What began as a project born out of a mixture of boredom and curiosity has evolved into a visual journey exploring both the geographical and social significance of this region.
'I’ve been working on Tidings, on and off, for around eight years. I’ve lost count how many times I’ve visited the lower reaches of the Thames, how many times I’ve looped the fort at Tilbury or ignored the ‘no trespassing’ signs at Swanscombe. The project, if you can call it that, started out of two things, firstly boredom. In between commercial or editorial shoots, I wanted something or somewhere to shoot that required little effort, no real planning other than a gap in the diary. Secondly and crucially why Tilbury (and then later the entire lower river) piqued my interest was a comment by Owen...
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ART GoSee CREATIVES TO WATCH: SYNCHRODOGS and Their Artistic Visions at the Border Between Reality and Fantasy – Featuring New Works and Interview on GoSee
27.03.2025 •
The works of SYNCHRODOGS c/o SHOTVIEW explore the perpetual tension between humanity and nature. They create images that showcase a raw, almost animalistic beauty, while simultaneously radiating a strange elegance. The artist duo Tania Shcheglova and Roman Noven investigate how far humans have encroached upon untouched, wild territories in their works. Their art emerges from a close collaboration, almost like a synchronized choreography, with a shared aesthetic and vision.
The works of SYNCHRODOGS reveal how the Earth changes when humans intervene in natural processes. Their art balances between reality and fantasy, taking the viewer into a dreamlike world. Through their work, they aim to raise awareness of the importance of living in harmony with nature and taking responsibility for our planet.
Despite their deep exploration of ecological and societal issues, SYNCHRODOGS are also open to commercial and fashion projects. Their artistic experiments are highly valued by major brands and fashion clients who are eager to embrace the duo’s creative and unconventional approaches. These...
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ART 'Genesis' - A Visual Journey Through the Culture and Youth of the Guatemalan Highlands by Juan Brenner (Guest Editions)
14.03.2025 •
Genesis, the new photobook by photographer Juan Brenner, explores the people and culture of the Guatemalan Highlands. It is the result of five years of intensive work, during which Brenner documented the Highland area and the people living there in his home country. The book focuses on the region's youth culture. “Gen Z in the Highlands is the first generation to be 100% interconnected with the world. And that’s just happened in the last five years,” says the photographer.
The book is a comprehensive study of Highland society, delving into the history, nuances, and complexity of everyday life in this region, with its fascinating cities, villages, and indigenous markets. Brenner’s photography captures a territory in the midst of profound change, with a clear goal of documenting the "process of becoming." From the effects of the Spanish invasion of Guatemala in the 16th century to the legacy of colonial rule, Brenner uses cultural history as the foundation for his research and photography, while also casting an eye toward the future of the region.
A classic portrait features four...
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ART Ewen Spencer's 'One Night In Watford' – Images of Passion, Innocence, and the Youthful Desire for Freedom
14.03.2025 •
Ewen Spencer's new photo book 'One Night in Watford'captures the raw passion, innocence, and youthful desire for freedom that defined the first season of the TV series 'Skins'. Featuring numerous previously unpublished images, the book offers an extended glimpse into the infamous night in Watford when the cast members came together for a wild house party that laid the foundation for a British cultural phenomenon. Across 84 pages, Spencer's photography showcases the energy and spirit that made 'Skins' a cultural milestone. The book is exclusively available in the UK and EU (pre-order, first come, first served).
The iconic photographs by Ewen Spencer c/o LGA MGMT from the first season of the British TV series 'Skins' have left a lasting impact on an entire generation. In 2007, Spencer was commissioned by Channel 4 to create promotional photos for the show. His images capture the unique feeling and atmosphere of the series, authentically portraying the lives of British teenagers. These photographs were not just marketing tools but a lasting artistic work that reflects the youth...
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