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5 Jun

Bodywork: This shoot explores the bond between man and

Bodywork: This shoot explores the bond between man and
There is a certain poetry in decaying machinery. Rusted steel panels, cracked enamel paint and abandoned engines, once symbols of reinvention, are now remnants of a world that has been left behind. In a new shoot titled Pace Notes, that cycle is reimagined, drawing from the remains of derelict rally cars to uncover something human beneath the ruins. Shot and creative directed by photographer Maxime Ballesteros, with Angel Velluto on board as co-creative director, Pace Notes is inspired by the scattered relics of farm and motor machinery left to rust in remote landscapes. The shoot explores how nature reclaims and softens the line between the mechanical and the organic. Resembling a car crash, the models, all ballet dancers, are body painted by...
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25 Jul

These photos capture the intimate bond of sisterhood

These photos capture the intimate bond of sisterhood
If you consider the word ‘collaboration’, what do you see? Two painters, working on the identical canvas? A cluster of ateliers, pinning fabric on a model? Perhaps even a bunch of musicians, improvising during a session within the studio? In most instances, you’ll imagine two or more people, together. But for photographer sisters Anna and Maria Ritsch, collaboration is something that happens 4 thousand miles apart. Although Anna and Maria have their very own separate practices, in early 2020 they decided to begin the ‘ritschsisters’ collaboration, with Anna living in Latest York City and Maria based in Vienna, Austria. In 2021 they released The Act of Sitting, a visible exploration of people sitting of their homes, itself a response to the...
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