Pablo Rotemberg

Pablo Rotemberg is director, choreographer, musician, and writer. Born in Argentina, he studied dance and dramatic arts with leading teachers in Argentina, Belgium, France and the United States. In commemoration of the Bicentennial of Wagner's birth, he created "LA WAGNER". What happens when physical, sexual violence and the being of the other are linked to this demonic music? Designed for four dancers driven to the end of their own resistance, or decency, not longer knowing what the limits are. (pictures by Martin Wullich)

LA WAGNER (Teaser2) from Pablo Rotemberg on Vimeo.

Lee Jin Ju

"Life wanders, but memories remain"; from the artist's note.

'an old midday'

Korean artist Lee Jin ju's paintings are curious and strange. Floating little landscapes scattered with objects reborn from negative memories and events. Her paintings are soft and delicate, a lot of things seem to be out of place and incomplete. Her Quest to figure out in what  way memories survive or what the boundaries are between memories, dreams and conscience, is recorded in these extraordinary paintings.

'restraints-boundries' 

detail; 'restraints-boundries'

 'the material of mind'

detail; 'the material of mind'

 'away to remember'

 'conversation of all those whose lips are sealed'

 'dinneronthegrass'

'island'of'borders'

Ana Carolina Fernandes

Not what you expect at first sight, "Bodies ans Souls".

After spending a lot of time within the transvestite community in Lapa, Rio de Janeiros, Ana Carolina Fernandes' pictures a group of people excluded from society. in "Bodies and Souls" we get a glance into their world, a permanent surge for identity and happiness. Surrounded by stunning colors she shows the beauty in bodies that are both masculine and feminine.  Brazilian photographer Ana Carolina Fernandes is the author of this photo-essay. To see it in full click here.

Dominic Rouse

Contemporary photographer Dominic Rouse, born in England, creates monochrome digital compositions. After a short career as a press photographer, he returned to college studying commercial and advertising photography.
By deconstructing and reconstructing the human form he creates interesting, fantasy images with a bit  of a baroque feel.
Dominic; "It’s really a waste of time for me to spend hours meticulously lighting and composing each shot, because I have so much more control in the computer." (sic)
In his statement Dominic Rouse says; "Morality is a disease peculiar to humans and at its worst human life is not tragic but unmeaning."