Jess Saldaña

IG: @_jesssaldana_

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Transdisciplinary in praxis, teaching, facilitating, and therapeutic work engage with studies of disability justice, racial capitalism, ecology, and queer aesthetics. They have a longstanding interest in the protean nature of identity, perception, and environment.

Tod Bryant

Website: https://bryantphphoto.com

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Ghosts - Empty Interiors speak to me. I don't always know what they say, but I hear and feel them. Sometimes they speak of loss - sometimes of longing - sometimes they are just waiting and sometimes it is all of that and more. My images are the visual expression of what they tell me. They are not ruin porn – all peeling paint, graffiti and broken windows-- but something more visceral and deeply felt

K. Liakos

Website: www.kliakos.com

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This photo was taken on Canon AE-1 using Kodak Ektar 35mm film. I took it at Coney Island. It shows a woman in profile sitting alone on this ride waiting for it to start. The stillness captured in the shot belies the actual environment it was taken in. I was surrounded by jubilant people enjoying their day off and the blaring music from this specific ride. The woman’s stoic pose would break in the next several seconds as the motor started and she was propelled around and around. I caught the final moments of anticipation.

Hannah Mrakovčić

IG: @mrakovcheek

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Hannah Mrakovčić is a New York City-based photographer and artist Hannah primarily works with landscapes, nature, and architecture, capturing the relationship between the natural and the man-made, the ethereal and the mundane.

Tess R. Gostfrand

IG: @crybabybeads

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Through photography, I found a language to communicate my feelings and my support or admiration for the people and stories that unfold around me. As an Art History major, I learned to cultivate the skill of appreciation and became a fervent admirer. I love to lift people up and use photography to commemorate and celebrate our life. Each image is a tribute, allowing me to be their number one fan.

Thomas Moore

IG: @mooreoth

Website: www.thephotographsofthomasmoore.com/

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In my photographic practice, I draw on the raw material from my personal life to create haunting photographs that examine subtext, narrative, and the stories that lie beneath the surfaces of ordinary life. I examine both the beautiful and the terrifying aspects of human experience through images that are at once deeply personal and evocative of universal experience. Since 2005, my practice has focused primarily on a series of photographs of my immediate and extended family in Florida, Connecticut, Maine and Ohio and the surrounding environments. In this body of work, I have attempted to describe a specific type of narrative that explores a sense of mystery and the unknown – a feeling that something perhaps unknowable is lurking just underneath the surfaces of everyday American experience. I’m looking for a certain strangeness in the mundane and a reality that's stranger than any fiction. Other concerns include technology and its relationship to contemporary life, the built environment, and psychological and interpersonal dynamics. The work blurs the line between tableau and real-world-witness photography. As I continue my work I’m particularly interested in how these stories evolve as my subjects age, new subjects are added and older ones pass on.

Lindsay Chapin

IG: @Lindsaychapinphoto

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In my still life photography series, I combine found plants from my Brooklyn neighborhood with discarded objects to explore themes of resilience and neglect. The plants, often invasive species, thrive in the city, much like artists navigating a challenging world. By pairing these plants with forgotten items, I encourage viewers to reflect on what we often overlook in our busy lives. Each plant carries its own healing properties, reminding us that there’s beauty and value in both nature and the objects we dismiss.

Peter Hamernick

IG: @retep_kcinremah

Website: www.photographydesign.bss.design/index.html

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I just like taking photos. Probably trying to capture the absurdity of modern existence.