The Last Days of Summer
The sun burns through our sense of time. Muse Svetlana in vibrant memories of the past summer in Bali, photographed in film by Kasia Sasinowska.
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/by Editor NastyFaking Life
Reality begins to slip behind familiar doors while everyday rooms become places to rehearse another life. Photographed by Jesse Herzog.
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/by Editor NastyA Pain, Hidden And Unyielding
Pain survives the storm. Concrete, hosiery, bandages, mud, hair and lashes give physical weight to wounds that remain private yet refuse to stay buried. A series by WanJin.
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/by Editor NastyThe Maiden In Armour
The body remains exposed but never surrendered, each strap deciding what can be seen and how close the gaze is allowed to come. Photographed by Josh Showell.
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/by Editor NastyNew visions from London
Spotlight on three emerging talents, graduating photography students in 2026 at University of the Arts London, whose projects explore themes of mental health, personal space and chronic pain.
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/by Editor NastyMy Dear Parasite
In the low hours the body divides and what it sheds will not die. It follows me pale and patient through empty corridors and into sleep. Two of us breathe in every room now and no one tries to escape. A series by Uliana Jacksheartt, starring Marie Viktoriia.
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/by Editor NastyTawa
The candles burn down to the brass and she stays exactly as long as every mirror in the room agrees with her. Starring Tawa photographed by Edgar Gisbert.
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/by Editor NastySucker Punch
Iron rusts, engines cool and still the night keeps its promise to whoever is willing to drive into it. A self-portraits series by Nora Kobrenik.
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/by Editor NastyStarless nights
Some nights the dark pulls you under. I went without a sound, sweat dissolving in the rain. What comes apart there is not lost, only scattered like the light through water. A series by Alisa Gab, starring Jana Clarkson.
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/by Editor NastyAdel
Beauty clings to the skin, to wet hair, to black cliffs still holding heat after the sun's gone down. Adel photographed by Kasia Sasinowska.
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/by Editor NastyI See, Therefore I Am
Hiding is an art you learn early. Light is frightening when you are used to the dark. Then you arrive at PAC in Milan, June, Pride month, the month everyone talks about visibility. There is a red curtain separating the world from something else. A song you have always known but never really heard. And dozens of gazes that will not let you go. I walked in expecting an exhibition. I walked out feeling seen for the first time.
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/by Editor NastyIce Doll
Caught between glass and glare, you reach for an exit that keeps dissolving. Ksenia shining bright, lensed by Larriere and Sevapore.
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/by Editor NastyTsumi
Something deeper than sleep, a surrender that has forgotten its own name. The body gives up its posture before the mind catches on and suddenly there is only the floor, its texture, the dull comfort of gravity doing the work while you no longer can. A series shot by Roberto Herrero Keller starring Tsumi.
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/by adminMy Ordinary Life
Exploring identity, visibility and the fragile position of the body in public space. It began as a personal search for an image through which these questions could be articulated, and found its focus in HannaH, an Antwerp-based drag art performer whose presence challenges the need for clear definitions. A series by Inna Malinovaya.
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/by Editor NastyThe Body As City / Buku Sarkar
Buku Sarkar’s Women and Bodies turns the body into an unnamed city: desire, ruin, thresholds and memory written in posture, scar and light.
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/by Editor NastyCity Pirates
A mix of city vibes and shifting atmospheres in a low-fi series full of color, characters and small moments of wonder. A collaboration between two Taiwanese photographers, Effy, based in New York, and Mon, based in Paris.
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/by Editor NastyMusic saved my life today
"A dark ode to love for music and its life-giving power. Drawing on the aesthetics of Asian culture, old-school music videos, and the inner experiences of everyone involved in the shoot, we aim to tell the story of people who carry different wounds and struggles— yet are all healed by music." A series by Vlad.
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/by Editor NastyTeen doing nothing
Someone's speaker is playing something indie and sad and the volume's low enough that it feels like background music to their lives. She should go to the city but nobody has gas money and nobody really wants to move anyway. A series by Alba Cámara.
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/by adminHeld By The Leaves
Held By The Leaves begins where escape stops working. A visual poem of instinct, sensation, and survival, where the body stays long enough to rebuild its own orientation.
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/by Editor NastyThe other woman
In a closed room shadows rehearse their own drama, silhouettes press against the walls and fabrics breathe, rough and tender under unseen hands. A series starring Julie Wang photographed by Edith Wu.
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/by Editor NastyVillains
An unsettling visual journey built through dark imagery and a film-inspired atmosphere.
Fear and curiosity, into an unfamiliar and distorted world.
Photography by David Karp.
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/by Editor NastyUnseen
What's hidden deep inside emerges through distortion and reflections that shift with every movement. A play of light and intense color that change shape as perspective bends. The image becomes a field of transformation, shot by Jesse Herzog.
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/by Editor NastyReconnecting With The Divine Muse
Natalie Karpushenko dug into the purest form of inspiration for her photography, utilizing the female body, and mother earth.
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/by Editor NastyHer Blue Eyes / Devon Ross through Jason Renaud’s Lens
With her blue eyes, she studies the camera as if she wasn’t the subject of its lens’ photographic investigations. A look away from the viewfinder and reciprocal stares of admiration get impressed on film, their expressions hazingly fading in the folds of out-of-focus feelings and images.
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/by Editor NastyTension and Stillness
The body moves as if guided by breath and instinct while light traces the dance, revealing softness and release in an honest, physical rhythm. A series photographed by Same.
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/by Editor NastyIntimate series
Water traces the skin like memory. The private ritual in the bathroom become quiet poetry through Alex Delamadeleine's lens. Starring Hortense DeGromard.
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/by Editor NastyThe Wounds of Becoming
A body marked by choice, not by force. Transformation becomes a deliberate act. Piercing as control and dressing as ritual. Every layer, every wound, speaks to power reclaimed. This isn’t about beauty. It’s about presence. About owning what was once taken. About becoming, fully and on your own terms. Featuring Yasmine Keong, shot by Anne Thu Pham.
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/by Editor NastyDiary Entry / First Time Backstage
A photographer's first analogue descent at BFW covering Milk of Lime, Haderlump, Clara Colette Miramon.
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