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Dérives picturales brings together graffiti works that step outside established codes. Photographed mainly in Paris, with incursions into Lille, Nantes, Brussels, Berlin, and Athens, the fanzine traces an alternative urban landscape shaped by unusual forms and visual languages. Driven by a passion for graffiti and modern and contemporary art, the author focuses on so-called “anti-style” […]

In contemporary art spaces shaped by visibility and power, some gestures choose disruption. White Hat — “Hacking the Systems” documents illegal banner interventions carried out in major art institutions, from FIAC and Art Basel to Tate Modern and the New Museum. Co-written by Marc-Antoine Léval and art critic Henrique Grimaldi, the book revisits the Please […]

Over Paris, closed shutters turn into silent witnesses of the city’s everyday life. Rideaux de Fer #1, the first issue of the magazine edited by Éditions Quartier Rouge, transforms over 500 photographs of Parisian storefronts into a visual archive, tracing the hidden textures and rhythms of urban life. Edited and photographed by Nespo, with a […]

In the streets where people gather and voices rise, photography becomes a witness. Untilted25’ captures the rhythm, intensity, and fleeting gestures of public demonstrations across four European cities, turning ephemeral moments into enduring images. From Paris and Berlin to Marseille and Lisbon, each frame speaks of presence, energy, and civic pulse. Photographer Marina documents 2025’s […]

Since childhood, a pursuit of intensity has guided the author on a 28,000 km bicycle journey from New York to the foot of Mount Hua, traveling without GPS or hotels, as both clown and pirate, accompanied by old friends. The illustrated narrative, 28000km des geoles du Queens au pied du mont Hua, captures the energy of […]

Queens Boulevard, a major New York thoroughfare stretching over 11 kilometers, walked end to end in winter. With his medium format 6×6 analog camera, Simon Souchois captures storefronts, signs, and urban markers encountered along the way, assembling a visual cartography of the city. With little pedestrian traffic, the boulevard functions almost as an urban highway, […]

Some publications don’t document graffiti from the outside, they emerge from within it. Murphy’s Law gathers four years of movement between London and various international cities, tracing a practice rooted in friendship, risk and persistence. Between 2022 and 2025, Murf captured the graffiti of his circle as it unfolded across streets, train lines and shifting […]