On The Significance Of A Personal Project
American photographer Justin Mott reminiscences about the first personal project that helps launch his career in Vietnam.
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Ones To Watch: Nguyen Phuong
The art student discusses the connection between painting and photographing that fuels his abstract works.
Phan Quang: Re/Cover
An attempt to tell the forgotten histories of Vietnamese women who got married to Japanese soldiers before 1955.
Pham Anh Duy: Champa Giathok
The ongoing documentary project about the Cham community in Ninh Thuan - Binh Thuan, Vietnam.
Ones To Watch: Dy Duyen
Dy Duyen opens up about her notion of female beauty and the role Instagram plays in photography career.
Ones To Watch: Nguyen Ngoc Hai
Hai no longer regards street photography as a game and shares the shift in his thinking after having met two mentors.
Yatender’s Tinder Project And Her Fragmentary Series
Memoirs of fleeting encounters currently on show at Vin Gallery.
Boris Zuliani: Long Bien Lovers
Intimate portraits of young couples on Long Bien bridge captured with instant polaroids.
Le Nguyen Duy Phuong: Holding Water
Duy Phuong expresses his childhood obsessions with water through seemingly tranquil images.
Failed Projects: In Praise Of Fruitless Work
While not resulting in any immediate reward, failed projects can fuel upcoming ideas and become valuable reflection pieces to revisit.
Cuong Do Manh: Twins
The colors of brotherly love and an unexpected friendship between a photographer and two albino boys.
Jim Cowan: Fourth Wall
An exploration of some of Asia's unique cityscapes, presenting them as cinematic backdrops to imaginary narratives.
