We visit Lesage and Lemarié, two adjacent ateliers behind some of the most precious pieces of couture in history, to witness the beauty in making something so slowly and meticulously by hand in our fast and disposable world.
Florencia Lucila documents the endless sea of Tangier’s mud brick buildings bathed in pastel-coloured paints marked by time.
Pia Riverola captures the Mexican home of museum curator Elia Stavenhagen, where a love for art, history and nature is celebrated in every corner.
Jeanette Wilkinson draws our gaze to the understated artistry and laborious techniques of the ‘ikat’ weave.
Barcelona based duo—photographer Olga de la Iglesia and writer Vincenzo Angileri—weave together a colourful and narrative autobiography of Morocco.
Enamoured by the work of French avant-garde artist and writer Claude Cahun, Clare Rae documents the cliff faces and rock formations of Jersey—the island home to Cahun’s largest archive.
For this new photo series exploring the relationship between architecture and place, Anna Izquierdo documents four very different buildings that reinforce Barcelona’s worldwide reputation for its Catalan architecture and community-centred spaces.
In our newest ‘At Home’ feature, Rita Liao meets her “Great Uncle” and “Uncle” in rural China, where the line between public and private space is blurred and every object holds a story.
Ali MC documents the fishing port of Gurunagar, where a reviving village culture lines the northern coast of Jaffna, Sri Lanka.
Anna Izquierdo captures the buildings of Havana, where the city’s fluctuating social and political history is documented in its architecture.
Sarah Pannell takes us to the UNESCO World Heritage Zone of Penang’s second largest city, where old-world Asian charm meets a British colonial influence in rows of eclectic urban architecture.
Step inside this youthful 1.5 bedroom apartment brought to life with plants, fruit and literature.
Fours years after discovering the work of this revolutionary Japanese photographer, Beth Wilkinson revisits the intimate portraits and candid street photographs that tell a tale of twentieth century Japan.
Documentary photographer Sarah Pannell captures the resilient people and streets of Istanbul during a period of considerable flux.
After visiting relatives for over 35 years, textile designer Elizabeth Yong reflects on the ordinary moments that attracted her to an otherwise glossy city: the food, the weather, the greenery.
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