We were very happy to receive a video about the recently finished mural by artist Geert Nys (alias ‘ABSumo’, Absolute Unique Moments), who created the […]
It’s always nice to discover projects of BFBW contributors, so we were delighted when we learned about the new charity campaign of illustrator Jarno Kettunen […]
Pink Silence – Valle Camonica, Italy Ettore Nizzoti: “For me, gentleness is beauty: a gentle smile, gentle eyes and a gentle approach to nature.” https://www.facebook.com/ettore.nizzotti […]
Wild (2025) Edith Doove: I wouldn’t call myself a photographer, but someone who takes relatively quick snapshots with my iPhone from time to time. My photos […]
Europe is full of traditional festivals, where strange figures, vegetation spirits, wild men and monstrous creatures appear. Many of these characters are extremely ancient and […]
Carlo Van Hove: “An amusement pier juts out into the sea, a place where strangers meet, where strangers talk to others…….where probably you also can […]
Nature reflects in people and people reflect in nature. Installation artist Rob Mullholland beautifully captured this symbiosis through his mirrored figures in the forest of […]
What happens when you take refugee children, give them an old analogue camera and ask them to start exploring their surroundings and imaginations? The answer, […]
We are very proud to present the photography work of children for the Sirkhane Darkroom project. DARKROOM is a small mobile photography workshop for vulnerable and […]
“The beauty of nature presents itself again and again, like endearments softly punching at my heart; gentle reminders to let each moment arise and to […]
For the first time in decades, New York City’s Grand Central Terminal has been cleared of advertisements. In their place is Dear New York, a massive photographic art […]
This photographic series by Belgian photographer Vincent Lagrange captures the inherent humanity of animals and highlights their emotional depth and the beauty of Mother Nature. […]
Chila Kumari Singh Burman transforms the front of Tate Britain into a celebration of bright lights and swirling colour This magnificent installation, remembering a brave new […]
‘Please believe these days will pass’ (2020) Courtesy of Mark Titchner Because we both spend too much time in dreary hospitals Because the impact of […]
