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Daniel SUHRE c/o BIRGIT STÖVER ARTISTS presents personal work featuring models Ina and Wander from Cape Town. Hair and makeup were done by Paula Harder. We are showing three of the sunny motifs here on gosee.news..

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For his personal project, transportation specialist DAVID HAASE staged the Porsche 911 Turbo S on the streets of Los Angeles. The Porsche 911 Turbo – nicknamed the "Widowmaker" – was the brand's first road car with a turbocharger. It was produced from 1975 to 1989.

Male model Daniel Dale Sampson lends the track a human, authentic L.A. touch. Dale, along with his partner Anne, is currently celebrating the arrival of their first child. Welcome, Niloh!

The later models of the 911 Turbo generation became increasingly technically advanced, making driving easier and safer. Thus, the 911 Turbo,...

In 'Acts of Appearance', Gauri Gill transforms the everyday life of an Indian village into a poetic stage, where intricate masks blur the line between reality and fantasy – revealing hidden stories, cultural traditions, and human experiences.

The project was created in collaboration with numerous papier-mâché artists from the Kokna and Warli tribal communities in an Adivasi village in the Palghar district, inland from Dahanu. This district is among the poorest regions of the Indian state of Maharashtra. The participants are renowned for their intricate papier-mâché work, especially the...

In 'Whitening Heights', Sandro Livio Straube weaves photography and way of life into a quiet, contemplative exploration of the alpine landscape. Since 2015, he has been creating an ongoing series in Val Lumnezia – the “Valley of Light” – that speaks of deceleration, desaturation, and a heightened sense of presence.

Bathed in the sun-bleached clarity of the mountains, the images – both in black and white and in color – pare the world down to its essentials. Straube’s work captures the fragility of all living things, the impermanence of human traces, and the passage of time. The camera...

How can one feel safe and at home in a place marked by war and disillusionment? This is the question Ghaleb Cabbabé explores in his emotional and multilayered documentary work 'How Can It Still Be Home?', in which he reflects on his homeland, Lebanon.

Created over a period of more than five years, the project questions perceptions and the complex, often ambivalent notion of home, connection, and belonging.

how can it still be home?
It might be that warm and soothing light.
It could be the meals that we share.
Maybe it’s about childhood memories, and the quiet family house nested in the...

JULIE BULLARD is a photographic fiction that blurs the line between reality and performance. Created by visual artist Nadia Lee Cohen and celebrated British photographer Martin Parr, this unique book takes the form of a meticulously crafted 1970s family photo album – yet the people, places, and moments inside it are entirely invented.

Cohen plays the titular character Julie Bullard, joined by her fictional sister Jane (played by Scarlett Carlos Clarke) and mother Sharon (Frankie Park). Each wears custom prosthetic noses to enhance their supposed family resemblance. The scenes are fully...

High heels and cars – at first glance, two completely different worlds. Yet both represent elegance, power, and the desire to make an impression. Photographer MAGNUS MEIER-RÖBKE's personal work "Hot Heels" connects these worlds with a touch of humor.

While high heels exude confidence and style with every step, cars embody dynamism, freedom, and technology. Whether it's the gentle click of heels on the streets of this world or the deep roar of an engine – both attract attention. So who cares that the cars clearly come up short in Magnus's version?

Fashion and machines are not opposites –...

"Florian Bison took the chance after a job in Cape Town to produce some personal work showcasing his characteristic style of dynamic angles and playful use of colours." EMEIS DEUBEL.