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Michael Oliver Love | Portfolio
An excerpt from the portfolio of Michael Oliver Love in 1605 Magazine no.2 Illusion. An autodidact through and through, Michael Oliver Love (b. 1995, East London, South Africa) is undeniably one of the country’s most talented, promising artists. -
From Polaroids to AI: A Journey Through Photography
My love affair with photography began in childhood, sparked by the thrill of holding a freshly developed Polaroid in my hands. It was real magic—a tangible slice of time made instantly available. Back then, my family also had a point-and-shoot camera, a more practical option since Polaroid cartridges were expensive. Shooting on 36-frame film was a joy of its own,... -
Dialogues by Clover Green | Portfolio
Clover’s artistic practice is a thoughtful exploration of the interplay between object, space, and color. His work transforms everyday reality into compelling visual narratives, inviting viewers to engage with the universal language of art. Through his innovative approach, Clover captures the essence of life’s moments, using fundamental artistic tools to create works that resonate deeply and provoke thought. -
Top 5 Cultural Things to do in The Netherlands
From art and design to unique traditions, 1605 Collective highlights the most inspiring events in The Netherlands. -
The Future of Artbooks
Nobuyoshi Araki, Ed van der Elksen, Lilian Bassman, Yelena Yemchuk—the list of photographers I admire is long and eclectic, just like my bookshelf. I find it impossible to settle on a single style or approach in photography; my tastes evolve constantly, and I'd find it odd if the didn't. Regardless of the author or title, I love every artbook that... -
Kristian Schuller | Interview
Nothing is quite what it seems in the work of photographer Kristian Schuller (b. 1970, Halchiu, Romania). It’s also so much more than anything you could ever have imagined. A master of colour, yes. But light and shadow, shape and depth are tools forever in his arsenal. Over the past few decades, Schuller has honed his craft, all the while... -
Top 5 Cultural Things to do in Europe in January
January is the perfect time to explore Europe’s rich cultural offerings. From art and design to unique traditions, 1605 Collective highlights the most inspiring events to experience this month. -
Champions | Bastiaan Woudt
Shot in Zambia by fine art photographer Bastiaan Woudt, Champions is a powerful photographic series created in collaboration with Orange Babies to mark their 25th anniversary. An organisation dedicated to supporting HIV-positive men, women and children in developing countries, Orange Babies produced this moving project to highlight their resilience and help them strive for a better future. -
Studio Visit: Tina Berning & Julio Rondo
1605 Collective recently had the opportunity to visit the studios of two exceptional artists, Tina Berning and Julio Rondo, during a tour organized by Jäger Art. We brought our trusted camera along and captured the essence of their creative spaces. -
Tim Verhallen | Portfolio
An excerpt from the portfolio of Tim Verhallen in 1605 Magazine No.1 Reflection:Tim Verhallen (b. 1990, the Netherlands) loves being around people, discovering diverse characters and studying different appearances. His photographic pursuits are as much about the subjects themselves, the uncovering of a person and what lies within, as they are about the art itself. -
Maura Sullivan | Portfolio
An excerpt from the portfolio of Maura Sullivan in 1605 Magazine No.1 Reflection: Maura Sullivan (b. 1971, United States) graduated from SyracuseUniversity and attended the International School of Photography. Her work is part of the permanent collection of the Museum of Fine Arts Houston and has been widely exhibited in both solo and group exhibitions around the world. -
Japanese Culture and Identity Through the Lens
Explore the captivating world where Japanese culture intertwines with identity through the lens of art photography. Dive into the nuanced narratives capturing the essence of tradition and modernity. Discover the delicate dance between Dutch and Japanese aesthetics, where the intersection creates a visual dialogue, bridging East and West. Join the journey of a Netherlands-based photographer, navigating the rich tapestry of... -
Sarah van Rij | Interview
Enter the artistic realm of Dutch photographer Sarah van Rij as she shares her unique perspective in an exclusive interview with 1605 Magazine. Discover the magic behind her lens, where ordinary scenes are transformed into cinematic narratives that capture the essence of fleeting moments. Join us as we explore the world through van Rij's eyes and gain insight into her... -
The Future of Art Books: A Glimpse into an Enduring Tradition
Explore the future of art books as enduring treasures of creativity and personalizsation. Learn from the insights of renowned bookmaker Gerhard Steidl and discover how art books are evolving in the digital age. Dive into the world where each art book is not just a vessel but an object of desire, promising an immersive experience. Discover the boundless canvas of... -
UNSEEN | 1605 Collective
Discover the Success of 1605 Collective at UNSEEN Photobook Fair! Explore exceptional art books, prints, and book-related products curated for inspiration. Connect with fellow art lovers and authors like Bastiaan Woudt and Kacper Kowalski, among others. Celebrate timeless elegance with us! -
UNSEEN | Signing sessions
Meet Bastiaan Woudt, Thirza Schaap, Kacper Kowalski, Tim Verhallen, and Babs Decruyenaere at Unseen Amsterdam 2023 for exclusive signing sessions with renowned photographers. Dive into their creative world and take home signed artistry. ChatGPT "Meet Bastiaan Woudt, Thirza Schaap, Kacper Kowalski, Tim Verhallen, and Babs Decruyenaere at Unseen Amsterdam for exclusive signing sessions with renowned photographers. Dive into their creative... -
Babs Decruyenaere | Interview
Explore the artistic world of Babs Decruyenaere in this insightful Q&A, where she shares her inspiration from nature, her creative process, and the making of her book "Understanding the Landscape." Discover how she captures the extraordinary in the ordinary.
