"Color is a power which directly influences the soul.”
– Wassily Kandinsky
 
Colour is not only one of the most fun and joyful elements to explore in photography, but colours can hold incredible significance as nostalgic triggers, and symbols for social change.
 
The artists in this edition work with colour in beautiful and intentional ways to open viewers’ eyes to the world around them, guiding gazes and analyses in bold new directions. This issue features Leslie Hossack and Peter Owusu-Ansah, two artists who have quite literally zoomed in as close as one can get to analyze single pixel colours and have zoomed back out again to explore the emotional impacts of chroma combinations. Michael Seleski’s studio fashion work was inspired by the idea of light travelling through the colours in pride flags. Meanwhile, Patricia Parson works to explore making images to describe how a person with achromatopsia (a form of colour blindness) may see the world.
 
FEATURING:
Scarborough Made by Sid Naidu
Finn O’Hara in conversation with Craig D’Arville
Michael Seleski
Peppa Martin reflects on the art of Leslie Hossack and Peter Owusu-Ansah
Brianna Roye + Wanna Thompson Portraits of Mas by Corinna vanGerwen 
A Vibrant Vision by Djenabé Edouard
Patricia Parsons: Perceptions of Colour An interview by Rita Godlevskis 
The Hand-Tinted Lantern Slides of Mary Schäffer Warren by Mina Markovic
 
+ PORTFOLIO Features:
Amanda Devison
Manfred Mueller
Stephane Alexis
Daphne Faye Boxill
Eva Kolcze
Monica Rooney
Paul Gravett
Trina Turl
Vanessa Pejovic
David Dorrance
Ryan Puchalski
Marie-Louise Moutafchieva
and Tessy Morelli

+ MORE!
 
Cover image from the Standing Rock series, “On the Heavens,” by Finn O’Hara