Inspired by the architecture in Italy’s capital that is less prevalent in public consciousness, Hungarian photographer Marietta Varga set about to create ‘Another Rome’: a cinematic series of images shot on film that eschew the tourist traps of of the city—depicting the striking, geometric buildings not encumbered by crowds.

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The multi-disciplinary practice of Barcelona-based artist Marta Armengol is impressively versatile: combining art direction, architecture, installation, and sculpture to create mixed-media art that “plays with experimentation”.

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Italian photographer Cristina Coral has created ‘Alternative Perspective’: a series of surreal, staged images in pastel tones that considers the relationship between subject, form, and space.

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Last year, New Zealand artist Henrietta Harris undertook an artist residency in Skagaströnd, Iceland. There, she painted a collection of moody, pastel landscapes as a reaction to the environment around her, for a series titled ‘Hidden People’.

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‘Versus’ is the motion film by German collaborators Fiona Jane Burgess and Franka Marlene Foth, a filmmaker and choreographer respectively. The footage depicts two female contemporary dancers moving through and engaging with the open spaces of Hofgarten estate in Berlin.

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In Montreal’s creative Mile End neighborhood, Appareil Architecture has transformed an empty building into a color-blocked artist workshop and cafe, named ‘Pastel Rita’.

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Swedish motion designer and artist Andreas Wannerstedt creates colorful, animated art in his digital series, ‘Oddly Satisfying’.

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Barcelona-based design studio Six N. Five has created a series of hyper-realistic renderings of the interiors of an open-plan, seaside home for a furniture collection by Atelier Aveus, titled ‘The Wait’.

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After growing up in Barcelona, the documentary and travel photographer is now currently based between Mexico City and Los Angeles, and regularly catches planes for work across Mexico, Latin America, South America and beyond. The photographer has a penchant for capturing hazy, colorful imagery across the genres of fashion, still life, landscape, and architectural photography. Her images are both considered and spontaneous; balancing composition, color and natural light with tenderness.

All images © Pia Riverola

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Singaporean photographer Nguan first began photographing people, places and cities as a way to grapple with the emotional aftermath of the 9/11 events in America. He intricately photographs the subtleties of human despair; contrasted against soft pastel hues.

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Pancrazi grew up in Corsica, which is a Mediterranean island located southwest of France’s mainland. Corsica is known for its small coastal villages, which Pancrazi says are always half-asleep in the heat. In true European style, however, just before night falls Corsica comes alive again. “The world turns pink for a while…It feels like walking in a dream”, explains the photographer of his summer memories in his hometown. Pancrazi attempts to convey that romantic and illusory feeling through his work: “I like my photos to be as disembodied and abstract as possible, to accentuate that feeling of oddness and otherworldliness”, he explains. Pancrazi professes that his style is influenced by pastel ’80s aesthetics and David Lynch movies—in particular, the cinematography of Mulholland Drive. A fondness of pastel colors gives an unofficial explanation to his Instagram biography too, which begins with the word, ‘softserve’.

All images © Andria Darius Pancrazi

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The new personal project by Italian artist Massimo Colonna is titled ‘Ambiguous’: a series of four digital renderings of open-air architectural spaces featuring puzzling visual elements.

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Barcelona-based multidisciplinary graphic designer Andrés Reisinger renders still lifes, interiors and design objects in 3D with a clean, modern aesthetic.

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Phoenix-based photographer Jesse Rieser’s new series ‘The Retail Apocalypse: The Changing Landscape of American Retail’ documents abandoned retail stores—highlighting America’s transition to online consumerism and the impact of technology on human relations.

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Studio Brasch, the visionary Swedish creative studio headed by art director Anders Brasch-Willumsen, makes scintillatingly beautiful images.

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