French artist Virginie Hucher continues to focus on painting and sculpture, in response to her ever-changing physical and emotional landscape. Her abstract paintings, rendered in beautiful, earthy color palettes, aim to visually depict the vastness of nature and the interplay of body and mind.

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With a background as a pattern designer and artisan in textiles, Finnish artist Ida Vikfors has used this experience to influence her new series of artworks, which focus on creating subtly different dimensions of minimalism.

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Why are we so intrigued by the universe? Perhaps because it puts our conflicts on earth momentarily out of sight. A fascination with the potential of life beyond earth has gripped philosophers, scientists, and curious minds since the universe first came into our awareness. Yet, as our scientific knowledge expands, it can feel like the biggest mysteries surrounding the universe only continue to deepen.

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German photographer Michael Gessner has produced a new photo book titled Masse, a poignant series of images that explore the alarming ways in which individuals are monitored in society—and the ways in which we monitor ourselves internally, through tracking our own behaviors and actions.

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Israeli artist, designer, and illustrator Shira Barzilay, who goes by the artist name Koketit, creates abstract line drawings laid over photographs. Her distinct style celebrates the female form through the minimal outlines of women’s faces and bodies.

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The recent work of American artist Sara Allen Prigodich explores the malleability of memory, her abstract sculptures—in which ceramic forms fold and collapse wooden structures—give physical form to the unreliable nature of our own recollection.

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Italian photographer Luca Marianaccio’s new series ‘404 Not Found’ is a conceptual exploration of a disturbing and not-so-distant future, in which he proposes a world where technology dominates our lives in place of all human connection and community.

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In her series ‘A tree grows in’, Los Angeles-based analog photographer Sinziana Velicescu captures trees in urban landscapes with an element of peculiarity.

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Australian architectural photographer Rhiannon Slatter has channeled her fascination with the scale of industrial production into a series titled ‘Concrete’; photographing aspects of her surrounding environment, and arranging them into layered, abstract compositions.

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Los Angeles-based studio Cope-Arnold combine photography and fashion design to create ‘Vedas’: a series of haunting images of the human form in sculpted garments.

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The work of Swedish photographer Carl Oliver Ander toys with notions of reality; capturing moments as a way of reflecting on how we measure time.

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Taking shape, color, and form as a starting point, Swedish photographer Hanna Antonsson juxtaposes curious images with similar graphic elements that vacillate between being intriguing and confusing.

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From capturing glistening water reflections to the angles of Le Corbusier’s Cité Radieuse, the work of French photographer Marion Berrin leaves a lasting impression.

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The recent work of Ukrainian twin sisters and photographers Zhenya and Tanya Posternak, who work under the professional name Posternaks, is their most abstract and visceral yet; conveying their established aesthetic with a distinct emphasis on color, line, and texture.

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‘Inscapes; Existence Is Elsewhere’ is the new black and white series by Dutch fine art photographer Astrid Verhoef. The series was shot in the deserts, lakes, and rocky landscapes of Western Australia, the Netherlands, the United States, and Lanzarote, the Spanish Island off the coast of West Africa.

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