Snapshots. Whatever is coming down around me at any moment. That is what I like about Instagram. For me a personal diary and I hope now for this audience as well. I think this is the best way for us to launch BurnDiary and for this audience to have a platform in real time. Your …
Lars and Vanja’s flat in central Belgrade. We came to pick up their dog Donna for a walk after Lars destroyed me at 9-ball at our weekly match. Photo by @mattlutton
Jogurt inventory in a side parking lot at Beogradski Sajam (Belgrade Fair). Photo by @mattlutton
David Favrod Gaijin [ EPF 2013 FINALIST ] GAIJIN is a japanese word meaning ‘The Foreigner’ “For a Swiss, I am a Japanese and for a Japanese I am a Swiss or rather a gaijin.” My name is David ‘Takashi’ Favrod. I was born on the 2nd of July 1982 in Kobe, Japan, of a …
Brodic is the place to be in Belgrade, with the best pizzas in town and German beer. Sitting at tables on a raft floating on the Sava River at sunset is tempting too. This is my favorite place in Belgrade. Photo by @mattlutton
A man fishes at midnight in the rain from underneath the New Railroad Bridge on the Sava River in Belgrade, Serbia. Photo by @mattlutton
Javier Arcenillas Violence in Latin America [ EPF 2013 FINALIST ] ESSAY CONTAINS EXPLICIT CONTENT Sociological essay of Latin America, the most violent zone in the world in its most dramatic and painful form. The impotence of pain and hell asocial victims of murderers in a daily theater of war where violence is always the …
Maciej Pisuk Under the Skin Photographs from Brzeska Street [ EPF 2013 RECIPIENT ] The inhabitants of Warsaw consider Brzeska Street, the very core of North Praga, the most neglected and dangerous district in the city (in my opinion the greatest local problem is stigmatization of the people living in the area). I would like …
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Oksana Yushko Balaklava the Lost History [ EPF 2013 RECIPIENT ] This project is a part of my exploration of people’s mind who were born in the USSR. Changing people’s mind is the most difficult thing. The Soviet Union hasn’t existed for 20 years but the shadow of it lies everywhere. Things have changed but …
