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Thursday, June 25, 2026

vuhlune | black widow

Model: @ukrainemade.masha

Photographer: @vuhlune

Styling/ Assistant: @artistry.by.shy

Studio: @itsalldownthehall

https://vuhlune.com/

Tuesday, June 9, 2026

[Photography has always had the power to capture the essence of reality, but when it ventures into the realm of the metaphysical and the surreal, it becomes a tool for exploring invisible dimensions and profound symbolism. In a world marked by the catastrophes of world wars, photographic work that weaves these themes together offers a unique perspective on human history—a visual narrative capable of provoking emotions and reflections. My latest photographs transcend the simple act of taking pictures; they are a journey into the souls of people, an attempt to capture the invisible that lies behind historical events. The scars left by global conflicts are evident, but there are also shadows and silences, the untold stories of those who suffered and those who fought. Through the lens of art, the essence of human emotions is explored, using surreal elements to highlight pain and hope. Every image captured in this context is laden with symbols. These symbols not only evoke the collective memory of wars but also invite the viewer to confront their own interpretation of suffering and rebirth. The choice of forms, composition, and lighting become tools for telling stories that go beyond the visible. The surreal element in my photographic work comes into play when reality is “distorted,” creating images that seem to emerge from a dream. In this context, the surreal does not seek to deny pain, but rather to amplify it, leading the viewer to a deeper level of understanding—dreamlike scenarios rich with hidden meanings. This approach challenges the viewer to reflect on the boundary between reality and imagination, between what has been and what could be. This surreal and symbolic photographic work on the catastrophes of the world wars is not merely a document, but an invitation to look beyond superficial images. It is a call to explore human emotions and experiences, to confront the past, and to find profound meaning in beauty and pain. Through art, the stories of millions of lives lost and transformed continue to live on, encouraging us to keep the memory alive and to look to the future with fresh eyes.]

- Augusto De Luca

Working at the intersection of portraiture, architecture and visual poetry, Augusto De Luca is one of Italy’s most distinctive contemporary photographers. Emerging from Naples in the late twentieth century, De Luca developed a signature style defined by dramatic contrasts, geometric compositions and an almost cinematic sense of atmosphere. Whether photographing renowned cultural figures or the quiet beauty of urban landscapes, his images transform everyday moments into timeless studies of light, shadow and human presence. His work invites viewers to look beyond the surface, revealing the emotion, mystery and elegance hidden within the ordinary.

https://www.behance.net/augustodeluca

Friday, May 29, 2026

Photography | Spektacle

https://www.instagram.com/spektacle/

Saturday, May 9, 2026

LUCY TILDEN SHOT BY ALLEGRA BERTANI

ALL IMAGES ©ALLEGRA BERTANI

https://www.instagram.com/allegrabertani/

Saturday, December 14, 2019

Sally Townsend X Military Position @ The Tote, December 1st

All photos © Sally Townsend

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"A Woman's Work Is Never Done" (NRR106) by Military Position

Friday, April 19, 2019

[LOOK LISTEN ] FEE LION // 𝕭𝖑𝖔𝖔𝖉 𝖘𝖎𝖘𝖙𝖊𝖗𝖘

Lithuanian-born Justina Kairyte AKA FEE LION has been making music tor as long as she's existed - the early introduction of Kraftwerk from her par ents' record collection cemented the marriage of electronic music and pop in FEE's dark synthpop material. Since the project's gestation, FEE LION has grown to exist within an audiovisual universe of its own, taking on influence from cinema, fashion, and human-machine integration. Even as a child, Kairyte's creative impulse was a/I-encompassing, carrying over to costum ing, drawing, and dance, but as her artistic vision grew, her skil/set had to as well - in 2015, she taught herself electronic circuitry, which translated into designing and creating a light-up dress featuring LED strips, clear vinyl, and neoprene. But latex was a revelation. Discovering and working with sleek, malleable latex paralleled her journey into darker, provocative songwriting, replete with precise synthesis and vocal hooks to boot.

Enter Blood Sisters. The tour-song EP is the culmination of two hard years' work, one that combines and highlights FEE LION's dedication with her inter nal monologue. Take "Re:(visit)," a song that has existed in several forms throughout FEE's career. What originally began as "re:," an inspection of modern romantic woes set to minimal backing track and guitar, transformed into a sultry, electronic anthem - vocals and production more confident and clear than ever. And that's just the first single. Blood Sisters is the FEE LION formula dialed to eleven, but rather than simply upping the amplitude, multi-instrumentalist Kairyte has crafted something exact, tasteful, and un-stoppably catchy.