Yogyakarta is a former Javanese Kingdom city, a live-site that survive for hundreds years, develops in various stack and intersection with other cultures, especially the Islamic cultural and the presence of Netherlands’ colonialism.
Afterworld, by Peng-Chun Yen
Afterworld means the world after death. These series of pictures were all taken inside a small pumping station in Taipei.
The Advertising World Consumes Us, by Ronny Soh
This series probes into the nature of consumption – the advertising world seduces us with a heady mix of material desires.
A Portrait Of Us, by Christine Chung
Our nights always seem to be colored by things peculiar and bizarre, but this may be because we are still young.
Reflections of Soul: The Works of Yang YanKang, China
Chinese Master Photographer Yang YanKang has finally finished his meditation on Tibetan Buddhism this year, a body of work he has been shaping for a decade.
Four Leaf Clover, by Aji Susanto Anom
Four Leaf Clover is a symbol of uncommon things and luck. The main idea was to explore street photography without people, real people, but just tiny little things, details, fragments of our city and our livelihood.
Chien-Chi Chang: The Chain
In his critical documentary series of a mental asylum in Taiwan, Chien-Chi Chang has acknowledged discarding years of work for a simple collection of portraits captured under an hour.
TwentyFifteen 06/20: Singapore 1925 – 2025 by Robert Zhao Renhui
Continuing our feature on the Twentyfifteen.sg Project, Singapore 1925 – 2025 by Robert Zhao Renhui is issue #06 of 20.
Burma’s Student Army, by Htoo Tay Zar
The All Burma Students’ Democratic Front (ABSDF) is one of the last armed groups to sign a ceasefire agreement with the Myanmar government.
Dear Japanese | Children of the War, by Miyuki Okuyama
“Dear Japanese” documents the offspring of Japanese soldiers and Indo women, born during Pacific War, now living in the Netherlands.
Breathing Different Air – An Interview with Chang Chao-Tang 張照堂
An exclusive interview with Taiwan’s influential Master Surrealist, Mentor and Curator Chang Chao-Tang 張照堂.
Taiwan Photography: Hung Cheng-Ren, Melancholy Field
We asked Chang Chao-Tang 張照堂 to introduce the works of Taiwanese photographers who represent the next generation. Presenting Chang Chao-Tang’s third introduction Hung Cheng-Ren and his ‘Melancholy Field’ series.
Taiwan Photography: Liu Chen-Hsiang, Scenery Of Life
We asked Chang Chao-Tang to introduce the works of 3 young taiwanese photographers who represent the next generation. First up, we present Liu Chen-Hsiang and his ‘Scenery Of Life’ Monograph.
Belonging, by Munem Wasif
Munem Wasif photographs Puran Dhaka. One of Bangladesh’s finest young photographers reflects on the streets of his home city Dhaka.
The Existentialism of Taiwan’s Master Surrealist Chang Chao-Tang 張照堂
Primarily a street photographer, Chang Chao-Tang’s work has been described as prophetic, and a modernist reflection of an absurd reality.