Call Me Heena, by Shahria Sharmin [Bangladesh] is a Documentary Award Finalist in the Invisible Photographer Asia Awards 2018.
High-rise buildings, Low-rise builders, by Panasann Pattanakulchai
A series of photographs which question the luxury of new high-rise buildings which are mushrooming all over Bangkok.
You Are Here, by Nguyen Minh Hoang
Nguyen Minh Hoang was a recipient of the IPA Mentorship Grant. You Are Here was made during the 14th Edition of the IPA Mentorship Program.
My Own, by Uma Bista
Uma Bista is a visual storyteller based in Kathmandu, Nepal. She is currently working as a photojournalist for Annapurna Post in Nepal. Her most of the work is based on woman issues.
To live this freely: In memory of Ren Hang
Three weeks ago, and two weeks before he died, I wrote a story about Chinese artist Ren Hang. Why photograph? I asked him. He told me, “because it fills the emptiness of my heart.”
Taiwan’s Betel Nuts Girls, by Chen Chin-Pao
Betel Nuts are kind of little green nuts and popular in Taiwan (especially among the labor class), where some people chew them as gum.
Close Enough, by Charmaine Poh
It is only human to desire a love that is approved. A wedding is often a mark of this approval; it is considered an ideal to reach for. Charmaine Poh’s work concerns issues of memory, gender, and identity.
Self/Portrait, by Teresa Eng
Self/Portrait is about contemporary China and its millennial generation. This generations’ outward presentation of ‘self’ contrasts with their parents and grandparents.
Salaryman Blues, by Yusuke Sakai
Photography is the reason why I work. I must continue eating in order to take photographs, and in order to take photographs I work.
Guligo Jia, Vision
Emerging Chinese photographer Guligo Jia explores the fantasies of people whose gender is fluid.
Of Yearnings and Exiles: Tsering Topgyal, Tibetan Photojournalist
Tsering Topgyal’s long-term project features portraits of other young Tibetans like himself, living in exile, and separated from home and family.
Young Love, by Sean Lee
When I was 17 years old and a student, the girl sitting beside me in class passed away after a short struggle with an illness. Her name was Esther.
side_B, by Minji Lee
There are lot of words to describe Korean young generation nowadays. But who they really are and what they really want? ‘side_B’ starts from this question.
Red String, by Yoshikatsu Fujii
My family will probably never be all together again. But I feel without a doubt that there is proof inside of each of us that we once lived together.
Broy Lim: and now they know
And now they know is the revelation of the part of me that even my family could only speculate upon.