Tachpasit Kunaporn is a Thai photographer currently based in New York. His series, “Neon Diary” is an ongoing journal of his life and travels. The project was prompted by the passing of his grandmother, whom he had a very close relationship to. Focusing on documenting his feelings in relation to places and events, Tachpasit pursues…
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Interview and introduction by Elizabeth Renstrom Fryd Frydendahl was one of the first photographers I met at the beginning of my photo peddling at VICE. There was a great ease to our meeting because she exudes a generous, and unusual aura very similar to her work. We talked about this current project, Nephews, and another…
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Lindley Warren is a photographer and prolific curator currently based in Iowa, United States. Taken from her personal projects: Maybe Love is Found Here, Scenes Gone By, and Like an Old Song – the images featured are bound by a sense of wandering. The photographs were made while Warren was away from home, or while…
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Connie Jang is a Brooklyn based photographer. Her project, “Hand Phone” is a straightforward one. Jang, like many of us, has been taking photographs with her cellphone. The images are casual, but they are never easy. Jang finds quirkiness in the mundane. The aesthetics of a mobile phone, juxtaposed with the overly familiar urban landscape…
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Nathan Bajar’s series “Birth” is a fragmented exploration of his relationship with his family and friends. Gentle, muted images act as vignettes of Bajar’s personal moments, revealing a hazy, romantic vision of domesticity. To see more of his work, follow Nathan on Tumblr.
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