Francesco Sambo: Photography

I feel, Francesco has deliberately chosen to magnify these soft images - to create this inescapable intensity - interestingly though, even in their soft application, they are able to be so potent and declare themselves rather bleakly to us; the intrigued audience. My favourite of the series - the face with blacked out eyes, nose and mouth, hooded with a studded ensemble… Not knowing whether in pleasure or persecution, I watch her emerge from this dusky scene in hope that she'll be OK. 

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Jen Mann: Art

Light pigment applied to light surface here, encourages Jen Mann's images to appear raised and tangible, like sculptures rather than painting. They are not ghostly, rather fresh and simple - distinct and subtle. The beautiful women, who could be twins, holding their palms towards one another - is my favourite… The mystery of their relationship is striking. Their white locks tumble naturally over their porcelain skins… A serene picture - with an inconspicuous concept.

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Tatiana Plakhova: Art

Like the enchanted feathers of a peacock, the patterns flare out, glowing and intricate. The beautiful shades of emerald green to pink create a bohemian appearance, the imagery itself reflects this theme also. Tatiana is clearly an expert in creating magical pictures that can only be imagined by us mere watchers. Her works appear to explore pattern and sometimes symmetry - very well and very elegantly.

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Yanzhou Bao: Photography

In their shifting stances, they produce a hypnotic glow - immediately this imagery pulls us in. Perhaps one of the most beautiful catwalk stills we've ever seen, the models are enigmatic and in a strange way seem aware of us watching them from behind a screen. The hues, neon like - travel through the darkness with these striking women and they carry themselves like goddesses of light - illuminating the way to creativity. Yanzhou has certainly devised a beautiful way to capture one of the most spectacular spectacles of the creative realm.

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Franck Bohbot: Photography

Mesmerisingly sharp. The composition of graphical shapes and spaces here is observed in a very unique way, I feel. Asides from merely documenting these architecturally incredible spaces, Franck has accentuated their geometric qualities that make them so appealing and vivid. Spaces like these are not to be forgotten, especially when presented in this way - this way that appreciates them so well. Most notably

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Alberto Seveso: Art

I enjoy nothing more than images of beautiful, fluid depictions of thick, wispy, curling… Smoke? The marbling of this beautiful stuff almost makes it seems it has veins - life. In its ever changing state, it coils and wraps itself around itself… It dances with itself, but seduces us. The imagery that Alberto has created is not only extremely engaging but addictive to just watch, even in a stationary state captured on photograph.

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Martin Stavars: Photography

The intensely contrasted photographs belonging to Martin Stavars are clearly an epic display of the prolific creation of structure and economic human development. Each tower appears new, clean, strong and beautiful. I especially enjoy the bleached out sea that instead appears to be nothingness underneath a floating island ram packed with unique buildings. The stretch of these images is also very impressive! Well done to you Stavars, for passing this off as something akin to heaven… 

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Jirka Väätäinen: Art

Jirka has illustrated quite a series of familiar females, here.

By applying imagination directly, giving more defined features, smooth contours; which in effect develops more character, we witness vivid images of Disney beauties.

What's remarkable is how I simply cannot decide whether to base this inspection on how sensual the females appear… or how they have almost been brought to life from

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