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Bruno V. Roels | Portfolio
An excerpt from the portfolio of Bruno V. Roels in 1605 Magazine no.2 Illusion. There’s no denying it. In Bruno V. Roels’s (b. 1976, Belgium) world, developing and printing a photograph is just as important as shooting the image. -
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. -
Norm Architects | Portfolio
An excerpt from the portfolio of Norm Architects in 1605 Magazine No.2 Illusion:Founded in Copenhagen in 2008, Norm Architects is a firm that unites talented architects and designers to create work—be it products, interiors, art direction for books and exhibitions or architecture—that resonates with and enriches the human experience. For the last 15 years, the team have honed their craft,... -
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. -
Howard Greenberg | Interview
Check out this excerpt from our interview with Howard Greenberg, a prominent figure in the world of photography. Howard Greenberg, born in 1948, is a collector, photography dealer, and gallery owner based in New York. His Howard Greenberg Gallery celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2022. -
Antoine D'ágata | Portfolio
Antoine D’Agata (b. 1961, France) is an itinerant figure: a photographer, a filmmaker, a world wanderer, and a member of Magnum Photos. As an artist, he is most widely known for his graphic and intense images. Often blurry and flashed, they translate human suffering and agony into the language of photography. His work deals with topics that are often considered... -
Portfolio | Kazuyo Sejima
Japanese architect Kazuyo Sejima is known for her clean and modernist buildings that prioritize social use and adaptation. Her signature style features smooth surfaces, cubes, and large windows that blend indoor and outdoor spaces. Some of her notable projects include the New Museum in New York City and the Shibaura House in Tokyo. Sejima has also taught architecture at several... -
Harry Callahan | Portfolio
Discover the captivating and influential work of Harry Callahan, an American photographer known for his innovative approach to capturing the beauty of everyday life. His attention to detail, unique use of light and shadow, and remarkable sense of composition are showcased in his photographs, inspiring generations of photographers. Experience his powerful artistic vision by exploring Callahan's work if you're a... -
Sadaharu Horio | Portfolio
Discover the Japanese artist Sadaharu Horio who is most known for his performances, workshops that get audiences involved in collaborative creative projects, and methods for producing a lot of works quickly. Horio's work has been linked to several Japanese artistic and cultural traditions, including calligraphy, pottery, and Zen. -
Sarah Moon | Portfolio
"Captivating, ethereal, and hauntingly beautiful" - these are just a few words that come to mind when one thinks of Sarah Moon's photography. With a career spanning over four decades, Sarah Moon has established herself as one of the most iconic photographers of our time. Her work is a mesmerising blend of fantasy and reality, often featuring dreamlike landscapes and... -
Rinko Kawauchi | Portfolio
Rinko Kawauchi is a renowned Japanese photographer whose unique approach to capturing the beauty of everyday life has gained significant recognition worldwide. Her soft, muted colours, dreamlike quality, and multi-dimensional compositions have made her a prominent figure in the art world. Kawauchi's work explores themes of nature, time, and human experience, and has been exhibited in prestigious galleries and museums... -
Antony Gormley | Portfolio
Antony Gormley is a renowned British sculptor known for his large-scale sculptures that explore the relationship between the human body and space. He often uses casts of his own or other people's bodies to create personal and universal works of art. His most famous works include Angel of the North and Another Place, which are iconic landmarks in the UK.... -
Sol LeWitt | Portfolio
Sol LeWitt was a pioneering American artist known for his groundbreaking work in the realm of conceptual and minimal art. Born in Hartford, Connecticut in 1928, LeWitt rose to prominence in the 1960s with his iconic wall drawings, which combined simple geometric shapes and lines to create a standardised, repetitive visual language. As a self-taught artist who initially worked as... -
Ileana Moro | Portfolio
Ileana Moro was born in 1992 in Costa Rica. She is a self-taught artist currently based in Antwerp. Moro’s artworks are recognised mainly for her painting in dark tones wanting to expose the depths and layers of experiences as an instinctive relationship to the invisible things, the border between life and the mystery. -
Contemporary Japanese Photography
Contemporary Japanese photography is a diverse and vibrant field, encompassing a wide range of styles and subjects. From traditional landscapes and portraiture to experimental and avant-garde approaches, Japanese photographers are constantly pushing the boundaries of the medium. -
Oskar Holweck | Portfolio
Oskar Holweck used a variety of techniques to bend, crumple, fold, press, squeeze, stretch, score, tear, slit, cut, saw, singe, and burn white paper, which was a single object to which he applied all of his artistic abilities. He examined the fundamental procedures of artistic creation and the crucial characteristics of his medium in serial repeats with the focus of...
