U.S.A. - American artist Ernie Button finds the human element in deserted places. His photographs capture a sense of nostalgia for times past and reveal how time renders certain things useless. Emaho caught up with this extensive traveler and story teller to find out more about his subjects. What got you interested in shooting [...]
Bangladesh - It was in the afternoon, I was sitting on my grandpa’s couch. The door was slightly open and I saw light coming through, washed out between the white door and white walls. John and Prova, my grandparents. They always loved the fact that I take pictures of them, because then I spend more [...]
Australia - With our growing dependency on genetic manipulation and bioengineering we might be hesitant to ask when is it too much? Australian artist Patricia Piccinini walks this fine line with her unsettling hyper-realistic sculptures. From sci-fi to mythology, Piccinini talks about her world of creatures and her role as benevolent creator. You weren’t [...]
U.S.A. - With freight train jumping and hitch-hiking as his method, a camera as his tool and a desire to explore beyond the boundaries of his home town as his impetus, Mike Brodie has spent much of his adult life criss-crossing the veins of America’s long-haul passages. His unique photographic catalogue captures a rare angle [...]
Japan - In an attempt to find new ways of communicating a story, Kosuke has recently produced the first issue of his self-published magazine Contact. Contact is a compilation of his contact sheets from any one photo-series, put together for the audience to gain more information about his story-making process, and experience, as a photographer. In a [...]
