In Retrospect

Polaroid from Issei Suda: Rubber, 2012

Donna Summer photographed by Harry Langdon (1981).

Olafur Eliasson. Moonlight Lifetime, 2019

'biblioteca seminario patriarcale venezia, 2003' in libraries - candida höfer (2005)

The Three Graces by the late photographer Leonard Nimoy (yes, Spock from Star Trek!) from his Full Body Project

Vintage Blue Toned Silver Gelatin Photograph

Taken in the Serengeti, Tanzania Photographed by Michael Nichols

Yuko Mizushima Photo Nobuyoshi Araki

Lil Kim photoshoot for The Notorious K.I.M. (2000)

Eduardo Hernández Santos, selection from A propósito, las flores, 2000

Photographed by Karel Fonteyne

Carrot Cake (1980) by the great photographer Joel-Peter Witkin

Anyiel Majok at Robert Wun Couture Fall 26

Brazil, Rio de Janeiro, Favelas, 1980, A young girl from the Mangueira Samba school, Bruno Barbey. 

Antonio Turok, Solar Eclipse, Chiapas, Mexico, 1991.

From the series “Somnium” by Laurent Millet (2014) Laurent Millet (b 1968) is a French artist, who combines sculpture and drawing with the medium of photography. His 2014 series “Somnium” revolves around the artist’s work with translucent sculptures composed by several geometrical shapes juxtaposed. The imaginary behind the pictures merges a scientific experiment with kids constructions in the shape of simple forms with a mysterious aftertaste. The artist appears like a fascinating figure between a magician and a scientist as his sculptures seem to take their own life: sometimes levitating, sometimes growing. The images also look like a symbolic representation of how science, play, experimentation and wonder come together to shape the cosmogony of the artist.