Your favourite monthly discoveries of May 2020

01 June 2020   •  
Written by Anaïs Viand
Your favourite monthly discoveries of May 2020

Here’s a focus on five of the readers’ favourite discoveries, presented last May on Fisheye’s website: Cécile André, Eva Abeling, Kamila Stepien, Lily Rault and Brandon Tauszik.

1.Cécile André

Trained as a graphic designer Cécile André, 33, turned to photography when she moved to Nantes, France. “This city is filled with exhibitions, musical and dance events… I got carried away by this artistic dynamic”, she tells us. She has been producing, ever since, delicate film portraits.

© Cécile André© Cécile André

© Cécile André

© Cécile André

2. Eva Abeling 

Everything that is real inspire the photographer. “My relation to nature is whole and vital. I like to swim naked in the sea, walk bare foot in the sand and talk with the waves.” Eva Abeling becomes the interpreter of sensitive, vulnerable and authentic souls, to reveal many truths.

© Eva Abeling

© Eva Abeling© Eva Abeling

© Eva Abeling

3. Kamila Stepien

Polish photographer Kamila Stepien produces paradoxical projects – all whimsical and anchored into a raw reality. With Lovers stay at home, created during the confinement, she signs an intimate documentary and questions the notions of love, passion, illness and freedom.

© Kamila Stepien © Kamila Stepien

© Kamila Stepien

4. Lily Rault

Lily Rault, 31, launched, during her digital exhibition TABOU.E.2.0 (20) with a virtual opening. An event dedicated to vulva and women wishing to reconcile themselves with their bodies. Focus on this unique project.

© Lily Rault© Lily Rault

© Lily Rault

© Lily Rault

5. Brandon Tauszik

For three years, Brandon Tauszik, a photographer and film director based in California, documented Civil War reenactments. He delivered, with Pale Blue Dress, a fascinating social tale, haunted by White Nationalism, currently rising in the United States.

© Brandon Tauszik

© Brandon Tauszik© Brandon Tauszik

© Brandon Tauszik

Cover picture: © Eva Abeling

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