. The expressiveness of hands is a well known and studied fact in the field of visual arts. It's one of the basic exercises in drawing/painting/sculpting classes in any art school, and one that is easy to track in the history of art, western, eastern or most likely any other. In photography we ...

. . . Some of my work in the last issue of Fstop Magazine - http://www.fstopmagazine.com/groupexhibition.html . A whole series of eleven images has also just been shown in the lates (CIRKUMFLEKS) Magazine N3 ...

. More of the same, but slightly different. Everyday fragments, on the point of becoming and pointing to something else. The thing itself and thing photographed are connected by a very thin thread anyway, much thinner then the initial glance makes it look. When Garry Winogrand said 'I ...

. Very different scenes, but somehow connected. In an obvious way, by a certain formal similarity - things hidden, obstructed, not truly visible. That is a very shallow connection though. I think it's one of those cases when paring images together creates a flow of influence, a sort of mental ping ...