Source Design You Trust  Gold: “Wonderland” by Russell Rowland The 2025 Exposure One Shot Photo Contest has once again celebrated the power of photography to tell vivid, global stories through its Street & Travel category. This year’s winning images capture the heart of exploration and everyday life, blending spontaneous moments with artistic composition. From lively…

Source Design You Trust  1st Place Winner: “Acacia Tree with Giraffe” by Xuejun Long, China The 2025 Monovisions Photography Awards have once again highlighted the evocative power of black-and-white photography, especially in capturing nature and wildlife. This year’s 30 winning images reveal the raw essence of the wild, where emotion and life shine through even…

Source Design You Trust  Gold: “A quiet moment” by Manuela Palmberger The reFocus 2025 Color Photography Awards has once again honored exceptional photographers who transform nature’s splendor into breathtaking visual art. This year’s 24 winning landscape images showcase the planet’s rich diversity, each one a masterful blend of light, color, and composition. From golden-lit mountains…

Source Colossal   Although it appears that thousands of tons of boulders have been dropped into Prahran Square in Melbourne, the enormous rocks are actually as light as air. Art and technology studio ENESS (previously) has installed its inflatable “Iwagumi Air Scape” in the park, creating an immersive canyon for visitors to wander through. While the 16 massive…

Source Artsy Shark  Artist Chris Engnoth presents a collection of botanical watercolor paintings inspired by nature and beauty. The post Featured Artist Chris Engnoth appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Lehmann Maupin is pleased to present Breath, Island, a solo exhibition of new paintings by South Korean artist Guimi You. Inspired by her recent solitary two-week journey to Korea’s Jeju Island, the works in this exhibition trace both the contours of the island’s volcanic terrain and the artist’s…

Source Colossal   From the air, Iceland’s mountains, lava fields, glacial streams, and arctic vegetation comprise a world of contrasts. For Dani Guindo, the nation’s unique landscapes inspire an ongoing photography practice, and his recent series Orbital sets the distinctive scenery against a recognizable object: a small plane. “I want viewers to feel both a sense…

Source Colossal   The ever-observant Sho Shibuya is known for his daily meditations blanketing the covers of The New York Times. From trenchant commentary on global happenings to peaceful gradients depicting the sky, the artist’s paintings are a tactile record of contemporary life, considering elements both in our control and not. Shibuya returns to Unit London…