In 1934, the Communist Party faced a life-and-death crisis as the Kuomintang launched several siege operations, forcing them to leave the former Chinese Soviet Republic.... Read More

After the end of a meaningful relationship, I returned to my home country — a place that had shaped me for over two decades and... Read More

Emerging from lived experience at the intersection of womanhood, motherhood, migration, and artistic resistance, this body of work traces a deeply personal journey of unlearning,... Read More

An exploration of body image, fatness, motherhood, and the cultural expectations that shape how bodies are seen, touched, and remembered. Carefully constructed images bring into... Read More

Brutalist architecture lives new lives today. Spaces once designed for ideological collectivism are now permeated with individual experiences — quietly, instinctively, and without permission, they... Read More

“Good evening and welcome to ‘GOOD GRAVY!’, a fine dining experience where photography meets the culinary arts. Through +5 years of meticulous experimentation in the... Read More

Entries from the Latvian Museum of Photography’s card catalogue serve as a point of departure for a personal visual exploration. Through a series of self-portraits,... Read More

While we destroy the natural world around us, we have become masters of a stage-managed, artificial ‘experience’ of nature – a reassuring spectacle, an illusion.... Read More

The coarse surface of raw concrete brings back memories for me. Reinforced concrete panel buildings, tall chimneys, brick walls, hangars, and railway tracks branching from... Read More

During the Cold War, Western music in the Soviet Union was banned and destroyed. Distributors of rock, blues, or jazz could face up to seven... Read More