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LONE PINE

Andrew Friendly

Andrew Friendly series offers a portrait-like study of trees, presenting them as dignified beings in their own right, gently inviting viewers to regard them as individuals—each with its own character, age, and story.
Nature & environment

PYSJU-TIMABIL

Joshua J Sneade

The Westman Islands host the world’s largest puffin colony. Each summer, locals form the Puffling Patrol to rescue lost chicks drawn to town lights. This tradition aids conservation, with 2024 marking a record high in puffling numbers.
Nature & environment

HARVESTING THE TIDES

Rachele Daminelli

In this gentle reportage Rachele Daminelli documents the work and context of seaweed farmers on Nusa Lembongan, a small island off Bali’s coast.
Nature & environment

MIDNIGHT SUN

Aliocha Boi

Midnight Sun is a photography book by Paris based photographer Aliocha Boi born during a three-week artistic residency aboard a ship that crossed the North Pole.
Nature & environment

ORTO ITALIANO

Rachele Daminelli

Rachele Daminelli blends reportage and quirky portraiture capturing both the earnest and playful sides of modern gardening.
Nature & environment

GEA

Gaia Bonanomi

Gea is a dance, a joyful chase, where Nature and humanity come together to play in harmony.
Nature & environment

ARBORETUM

Frederik Vercruysse

Frederik Vercruysse fascination with the ever-changing seasons serves as a starting point for a deeper exploration into the grandeur and complexity of the botanical world.
Nature & environment

TERRA ALTA

Gaia Anselmi Tamburini

Gaia Anselmi Tamburini captures the essence of Terra Alta, a permaculture haven nestled in the heart of Portugal.
Nature & environment

BOCCHE DI PORTO

Matteo De Mayda

Arxipelag presents a work commissioned by IUAV - University of Venice to Matteo de Mayda, around the topics of nature and travel in the Venice lagoon.
Nature & environment

ICELAND OUTDOORS

Carlotta Manaigo

Follow Carlotta Maniago journey into the wild Icelandic outdoors.
Nature & environment

WALKING ON THIN ICE

Alessandro Sorci

Glaciers, once formidable and enduring features of the Italian Alps, are now exhibiting unmistakable signs of retreat.