Dirk van der Kooij – Fresnel Lamp

Dirk van der Kooij – Fresnel LampThe Fresnel divides and scatters light through the hills and valleys of low resolution 3D printing. As if ripples in water, the concentric design sees glittering bands pulsate outwards from a central, steel droplet. Hot ribbons of recycled plastic build the lens slowly, layer by layer. Sourced from rooftop windows, safety glasses, and industrial chocolate moulds, this unlikely source material gifts durability and glasslike transparency to the Fresnel.

Waseda University

and dancers Claire Tran and Paul Girard

Mårten Lange tells the story of a country rushing towards the future with the past following silently behind

His pictures are subtle yet transformative

Hardcover with Japanese binding

and of the wet lunches held at the mine headquarters during cold-war Finland

sculpting an unending story of Greater London and the surrounding counties

the first publication of an under-represented voice in photographic storytelling

“The cyanotype process emphasizes how when an image is simplified

Mosse shows both human sides of the tragedy: from the Yanomami and Munduruku Indigenous communities fighting for survival

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on a ten kilometre walk home in the depths of Icelandic winter