Mexico has a long lineage of photographic greats to claim the nation as their home, from surrealistic musings on the human condition to photojournalistic portrayals of the working class, the range of images to come out of this country is monumental.
Read More"Whispers of the Unruly Mind" beckons a symphony of inner strife, a collection of jumbled desires and thoughts that disrupt life and cause chaos.
Read MoreInvisibles is a sustainable fashion editorial directed by Alvaro Camara and photographed by Pablo Mas, both Spanish creatives, that takes a direction with a more social character, mainly focusing on the fashion of the socially disadvantaged and other elements we usually overlook.
Read MoreWith this project, the team played with the archetype of the “bitchy girl”, recreating a classic character in media with a more layered and satirical edge.
Read MoreGATA is proud to present an exclusive editorial from Tokyo—UENO GYARU. Exploring the fabled streets of the district of Ueno, the series of photographs transports you back to a forgotten time in the history of the metropolis of Tokyo.
Read MoreFeaturing creative direction from Nini Barbakadze and Morrigan Rawson, this GATA-exclusive editorial taps into our primal and animalistic nature with a homage to the adults-only publication “Claws”.
Read More“Witch of Envy” is the first editorial of a series inspired by the witches in the "Re: zero kara hajimeru Isekai seikatsu”
Read MoreGATA editor, Rebecca U had the chance to sit down and chat with French artist and photographer Maxime Ballesteros over video call to discuss the recent changes in his life.
Read MoreA Fashion Editorial by Davide Andreatta & Giacomo Rebecchi
Read MorePhotography, a powerful tool and time capsule that transcends generations. One name worth mentioning in this artistic field is Masayoshi Sukita.
Read MoreIn her latest work, Anouk Brouwer presents to us “ Air of Misery.” Created in collaboration with the ever eclectic Japanese show girl Kily Shakley, “Air of Misery” explores introspection brought on from the world of burlesque.
Read MoreTouching upon post-modernist themes put forward by writers such as Jean Baudrillard, with his book “Simulacra and Simulation, the series of images explores the notion that we live in a world of symbols, detached from the reality of things in of themselves.
Read MoreThe vision behind the MARTIR series comes from editor-in-chief and creative director Marta Espinosa and touches upon her memories and childhood experiences growing up in Spain and the symbolism behind the Catholic religion.
Read MorePlaying on ideas of ghosts from Japanese folklore and entwining them with beautiful flower motifs, the images are a blend of beauty and the grotesque.
Read MoreLike some extraterrestrial camouflage, the effect is mesmerising, giving the impression of a seductive and mysterious being shining in the dark night.
Read MoreSylwana Zybura and Tomas Toth are a Berlin-based artistic collective called CROSSLUCID that reconstructs these ideas, blurring the line between humans and technology to demonstrate that nothing is inherently what it seems.
Read MoreThrough leather craft, photography, and film, Berteloodt has conceived a phantasmal and uncomfortable otherworldly universe. These themes are subsumed into his newest dark dreamscape, Sexual Microbes.
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