Alex Chacon: ‘My entire life was on the bike with me’
Alex Chacon was ready to pursue a career in medicine before he discovered the joy of motorcycling around the world. With his skills in motorcycling, photography, and videography, he has
Alex Chacon was ready to pursue a career in medicine before he discovered the joy of motorcycling around the world. With his skills in motorcycling, photography, and videography, he has
United Kingdom – In her series “Icons of Modern Civilisation“, British visual artist, Marianne deals with three themes. Object of Desire – The female dress has always been the object of desire
England – From kayaking to biking, adventure travelers have explored many different ways to get around. But Dave Cornthwaite isn’t satisfied with just one form of transport: he’s set out
Argentina – “How does it feel to return to the city you are from, but of which you have never been part? To walk the streets in the quest
India – “M Cream” is an experimental narrative that explores the myriad realities of rebellion indicative of India today.It follows the exploits of a group of university students as
China – When faced with an archive of over 500,000 images of partially destroyed negatives of Beijing based vernacularism spanning twenty years, intertwined with a tale of rescue and
India – Dharavi has borne all sorts of notorious titles since the heydays of Mumbai city, but never did one imagine that a “Hip-Hop” movement will take birth here. DopeadelicZ, a
Japan – The calm surface of the water – it is the most beautiful mirror that is made by nature. It does not only reflect the scenery of the land
Saudi Arabia – Hailing from a country fraught daily with controversy and oppression, Manal Al Dowayan has blazed into the Saudi art movement with an unprecedentedly vital voice. The 39-year-old
India – Known for testing definitions and boundaries, Q is a uniquely transitional director filmmaker. His most recent picture adapts Rabindranath Tagore’s Tasher Desh to the schizoid and lonely screen-mediated
Lebanon – Wildly defiant of restrictive categorization, Marc Codsi has been indispensable in the proliferation and development of the fledgling Lebanese music scene as it exists today. His eclectic ventures,
South Korea – This project is based on my trips to Asia since 2008, interviewing the Korean, Chinese, Taiwanese, Indonesian, Filipino, and Dutch “comfort women” survivors, and a former Japanese