Ivor Prickett

From the series The Quiet after the Storm: Croatia's displaced Serbs

Samantha Dukelow

From the series Priceless

Darek Fortas

From the series Godlen cobra

David Thomas Smith

From the series Anthropocene

Composited from digital files drawn from aerial views taken from internet satellite images, Anthropocene reflects upon the complex structures that make up the centers of global capitalism, transforming the aerial landscapes of sites associated with industries such as oil, precious metals, consumer culture information and excess. Thousands of seemingly insignificant coded pieces of information are sown together like knots in a rug to reveal a grander spectacle.


Questions of photographic and economic realities are further complicated through the formal use of patterns that have their origins in the ancient civilizations of Persia. This work draws upon the patterns and motifs used by Persian rug makers, especially the way Afghani weavers use the rug to record their experiences more literally with vivid images of the war torn land that surrounds them. This collision between the old and the new, fact and fiction, surveillance and invisibility, is part of a strategy to reflect on the global order of things.

Helen Warner

Clare Gallagher

Kenneth O'Halloran

From the series Fair Trade

reBlog from Elizabeth Avedon

Ross McDonnell

From the series Turkana

Ivor Prickett

From the series The Quiet after the Storm: Croatia's displaced Serbs



Richard Mosse

From the series Infra