Bart Urbanski
#1 min Bart Urbanski
9. 2. 2026
The project documents the sun’s movement during phone calls using long-exposure photography. Each exposure’s length matches the call’s duration, imprinting the sun as a dark streak on solarised film. These “celestial traces” transform personal conversations into cosmic events, making time both medium and message. The images become tangible artifacts, revealing the intricacies of relationships and the ebb and flow of human connection. Rooted in the immigrant experience of maintaining fragile cross-border connections, the project also includes calls with scammers, adding an ironic layer reflecting digital intrusion. The monochromatic archive captures a vast emotional range, gesturing toward the fragility of time, persistence of memory, and hyperconnectivity amidst isolation.
All images | Bart Urbanski, Solar Recordings With Family, Friends and Scammers, 2020–2025
Bart Urbanski
#1 min Sasha Kurmaz, Michał Sita
Sasha Kurmaz – Codes of Violence: Visual Diary
Artistic diary by Sasha Kurmaz, developed since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, has just been published in the book form. The project consists of an ever-expanding set of approximately 500 collages, juxtaposing fragments of photographs, drawings, and images—visual material drawn from public space under the conditions of a war unfolding all around.
#3 min Barbora Čápová
Authenticity
We all want to be authentic. We yearn for authentic relationships and experiences. We share such moments and seek information we can trust. Yet the more we try to grasp hold of authenticity, the more it slips through our fingers. At its heart is a tension constantly renegotiated in response to our personal, societal, and technological evolution.
#2 min Josef Moucha
Negatives from the Trash 1900–1945
#2 min Claudie Larcher
AI and the Art of Historical Reinterpretation – Filling Gender Bias Gaps
#6 min Redakce / Editorial
2026 Fotograf Magazine Open Call
30. 4. 2026Talents wanted!
#1 min Michal Šimůnek
Abelardo Gil-Fournier & Jussi Parikka – Living Surfaces
#1 min Peter Watkins, Eugenie Shinkle
Peter Watkins – Mother Tongue
‘Wann kommt der Morgen?' The sentiment in this short phrase can’t readily be translated into English. In the original German, it carries a weight of melancholy that is lost when it’s transposed into another language. Peter Watkins’ mother left behind many such reflections, written on scraps of paper or carefully set down in notebooks.
#2 min Redakce / Editorial