What Good is Fruit that is Not Sweet?, Young Kim's latest publication is an intimate and poignant portrait of his mother and her immigrant experiences. In this interview, Young discusses his changing relationship with his mother, shifting roles of care between generations, American Dream and fruit symbolism that serves as the backbone of the project.

In this interview, Renaud Castaing discusses the vision behind EDGE, a 25-year photographic project exploring the interplay between different cultures and moments in time. Speaking with Kevin Baylon, he reflects on the importance of juxtaposing images to create a universal narrative, blending intimacy with a thoughtful distance. Through his insights, Renaud reveals how EDGE transcends photography, offering a poetic meditation on human connection and cultural evolution.

In this interview by Martina Cantore, Alessandro Silverj discusses his unique approach to photography, where he explores themes of isolation, inner turmoil, and the uncertain future of humanity. His work often draws inspiration from dystopian literature, particularly J.G. Ballard, and focuses on capturing the relationship between mankind and nature's overwhelming forces.

In a series of three interviews with various stakeholders—a Fair Director, a Publisher, and an Author—at the upcoming Indonesia Photo Fair in Jakarta (Sep. 5-8), Anil Purohit invites their insights, thoughts, opinions, and plans around photography: its role and function, acceptance among masses, marketability as artwork, the art, craft and future of photo books, their role in storytelling, and photo fairs, their function and logistics among others.

Writer Anil Purohit steps into the minds of three distinct photographers as they reveal the stories behind their images. From Satomi Sugiyama's surreal storytelling to Colin Czerwinski's spontaneous captures and Marci Lindsay's pursuit of fleeting moments, each photographer shares their unique approach to the art of photography. Explore how they find inspiration and meaning in their work, and discover the images and photobooks that have left a lasting impact on their creative journeys.

In this compelling interview by Anil Purohit, Daniel Winslade explores the profound impact of Shenzhen on his work in Kingdom of Grain, including how the city’s dynamic environment and his own evolving sense of identity are interwoven in his visual and written narratives. The conversation provides a deep dive into how urban life and personal introspection converge in his exploration of fear, comfort, and the essence of modern existence.

In this insightful interview by Martina Cantore, Mirko Ostuni, Ilaria De Benedetto, and Alma Longo share the challenges they face as young Italian lens-based artists balancing artistic integrity with commercial pressures. They reflect on their journeys toward self-realization, discussing the complexities of developing a unique artistic identity while resisting the temptation to mimic established styles. Despite being labeled "amateurs," their commitment to authentic expression and passion for their craft are evident in their candid insights.

In this exclusive interview by Niklas Viola, photographer Mário Pires critiques Lisbon's unchecked urbanization through haunting black-and-white photography, primarily shot on an iPhone. Mario also discusses his intuitive approach and the international recognition of Bleak City, including its exhibition at ephemere.

Martina Cantore converses with photographer Viviana Bonura as she delves into the profound and intimate themes of her work, Born from Salt, exploring topics such as vulnerability, womanhood, and the mystical connection to her Sicilian homeland. Through a discussion filled with reflections on philosophy, magic, and the essence of the body, Bonura reveals the depth and conviction behind her artistry.

In this exclusive interview, contributing writer Geng Hui Tan delves into Frederic George Pauwels' Whispers, exploring the inspirations behind his captivating photography series. Discover how Frederic's unique lens captures the subtle beauty of everyday moments, blending personal narratives with breathtaking landscapes.

In this interview, César Vásquez Altamirano, the talented photographer behind Beyond Inside, shares his artistic journey from Lima to London, revealing how the city's dynamic culture has shaped his unique perspective. Conducted by ephemere.’s curator-editor Anne Murayama, the interview delves into César's fascination with capturing the essence of trees and the therapeutic nature of monochrome photography.

In this insightful interview, Oliver Woodall, the photographer behind New Light, chats with our curator-editor Anne Murayama to discuss his latest projects and inspirations. Woodall delves into the challenges and triumphs of his creative process, shedding light on the intersection of personal experience and broader societal issues that shape his work.