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Guy Bourdin's fashion photography was dark, theatrical and disturbing. While he was considered one of the coolest photographers of his time, he refused to have his work celebrated.

The plan was pretty straightforward. To go to Russia and create a broad and complex story describing the condition of the contemporary country with all its little things and most importantly, the whole generation of young, troubled people in the middle of transformation.

Marcel Gautherot, the ideal architectural photographer, made an epic undertaking in the late 1950s – photographing every step of the construction of the city of Brasilia, from untouched grassland to modern capital.

The Time Machine is a body of previously unseen works, shot across Portugal between 2010 and 2011. Structured as a topographic survey of hydropower plants, built between the 1950's and 1970's, the work recovers a past of exciting technological innovation and optimistic belief in the future.

We've met Txema two months ago at Spéos during the Open Portfolio Night, part of Lens Culture FotoFestin Paris. A young gentleman with short beard, wearing beige jacket seemed to be quite satisfied with small crowd of reviewers and observers gathering around the table where he was carefully rearranging prints from his The Waiting Game project...