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19/01/2025

📸✨ New Episode Alert! ✨📸

Hey Urbanauts! 🌆🎙️ Get ready for Ep. #58 of The Urbanaut Podcast, proudly brought to you in collaboration with . Dive deep into the impactful work of Daniel Kariko (), a master of blending art with environmental science.

👁️ About Our Guest: Daniel Kariko, based in North Carolina, serves as a Professor of Fine Art Photography and explores the intersection of environment, politics, and culture through his lens. From the fading wetlands of Louisiana to the remnants of war in the Balkans, his work captures stories of decay and resilience.

🌍 What's Inside:
- Insights into Daniel's projects like "Suburban Symbiosis" and his deep dives into the environmental degradation in Louisiana.
- His unique approach combining traditional photography with scanning electron microscopy.
- Discussions on the cultural impact of changing landscapes and the power of photography in documenting these transformations.

🔍 Why Listen: Discover how Daniel's work challenges us to see the unseen and understand the profound impacts of human actions on our planet. His stories are not just about places; they're about the survival and adaptation of communities and ecosystems.

🔗 Episode Links: www.danielkariko.com | Insta:
Listen on Spotify: [Link in Bio] Watch on YouTube: [Link in Bio]

🌟 If you're fascinated by the intersection of art, science, and environmental storytelling, this episode is for you. Like, share, and subscribe to fuel more conversations like this one. Your engagement drives our exploration! 🌍🚀

🎧 Tune in now and immerse yourself in the world through Daniel's eyes. Share your thoughts and favorite moments in the comments!

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19/01/2025

📸✨ Project Spotlight: "Bone Foam" ✨📸

Maria Oliveira (.oliveira___) invites us into the mystical and earthy dimensions of existence with her series "Bone Foam." 🌍 This ongoing work bridges ancestral, familial, physical, and spiritual realms, capturing the cyclical rhythms of life.

"Bone Foam" explores the constant feminine presence in creation and nature. It challenges humanity's perceived exceptionalism, reminding us we are part of an interconnected system, where even the unknown finds its place.

Through poetic imagery and thoughtful symbolism, "Bone Foam" reflects the delicate balance between strength and vulnerability, humanity and nature. It’s a celebration of life’s eternal cycles.

📷 Discover more of Maria’s work at www.mariaoliveira.pt.

18/01/2025

📸✨ "Essay on Flight and Apnea // Ensaio em Voo e Apneia" (2024) ✨📸

In her latest project, "Essay on Flight and Apnea", Maria Oliveira (.oliveira___) dives into the profound intersection of fragility and timelessness. 🌿⏳ Rooted in her connection to her first home in Braga, this work explores the raw and poetic dimensions of existence, using vivid metaphors like “fever,” “hiccup,” and “hemorrhage” to evoke the essence of life itself.

This project reflects on the eternal tension between the physicality of the body and the eternity of the spirit. Maria’s lens captures the astonishment of being alive, portraying life as "flesh and breath," unfolding without rehearsal.

"Essay on Flight and Apnea" is a poetic exploration of how we navigate our fragility and resilience, offering a poignant reminder of life’s impermanence and beauty.

📷 Learn more about Maria Oliveira’s work at [www.mariaoliveira.pt](http://www.mariaoliveira.pt).

13/01/2025

📸✨ New Episode Alert! ✨📸

Hey Urbanauts! 🌍🎙️ We’re excited to share Ep. #57 of The Urbanaut Podcast, in collaboration with . This week, we’re diving into the poetic and deeply reflective world of Portuguese artist-photographer Maria Oliveira (.oliveira___ ).

👁️ About Our Guest:
Maria’s work captures the essence of memory, nature, and human connection, rooted in the serene landscapes of northern Portugal. Her photography and writing explore themes of transition, place, and the fragile relationship between humanity and the natural world.

📷 What’s Inside:
A look into Maria’s journey from poetry to photography and how both mediums intertwine.
The stories behind her projects, from her childhood village to her exploration of salt fields.
Reflections on motherhood, ancestry, and the mystical connection between people and place.

🔍 Why Listen:
Maria’s thoughtful exploration of her roots and the natural world offers a profound and inspiring perspective on how art can bridge the visible and invisible. This is a must-listen for anyone who loves photography, poetry, or simply the beauty of storytelling through art.

🔗 Episode Links:
Find Maria: www.mariaoliveira.pt | Insta: .oliveira___
Listen on Spotify: [Link in Bio]
Watch on YouTube: [Link in Bio]

🌟 Don’t miss this episode if you’re curious about how art connects us to the landscapes of our past and the transitions of life. Like, share, and subscribe to keep supporting meaningful conversations in the art world! 🚀

🎧 Tune in now and share your favorite moments in the comments!

13/01/2025

🌈 "Somewhere Under the Rainbow" by memymom: A Multi-Layered Exploration of Identity and Memory ✨📸

Memymom’s "Somewhere Under the Rainbow" (2016–2021) is a richly layered photography series that redefines the boundaries of collaboration and artistic storytelling. This chapter moves freely across time, revisiting earlier works and interweaving Marilène Coolens’ () 1960s memories with Lisa De Boeck’s (.de.boeck) modern perspectives.

The series is filled with symbolic references—tributes to Jacques-Louis David’s "The Death of Marat" (1793), Jacques Tati’s cinematic style, and David Lynch’s surrealism. Each image invites personal interpretation, blurring the lines between staged photography, memory, and imagination.

Through "Somewhere Under the Rainbow", memymom celebrates evolution, reinvention, and the enduring connection between two equal collaborators. It is a journey into the elusive, where every image holds layers of meaning waiting to be discovered.

🔗 Explore the depth and beauty of "Somewhere Under the Rainbow": www.memymom.com
Learn more on Ep. #56 of The Urbanaut Podcast: [Link in Bio]

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12/01/2025

📸 "The Digital Decade" by memymom: A Visionary Leap into Modern Identity 🌐✨

Memymom’s "The Digital Decade" (2010–2015) is a groundbreaking chapter in the mother-daughter duo's artistic journey, marking their transition from analog nostalgia to digital experimentation. This project is a rich exploration of identity, memory, and evolution, captured through staged, emotive photography.

Featuring works like "The Baby Blues", "The Nurse", and "Dusting Off the Memory", this series expanded their artistic vocabulary, integrating digital manipulation and layered narratives. From themes of motherhood to playful self-portraits, memymom crafted a visual language that speaks to both personal and universal experiences.

In this era, Lisa De Boeck (.de.boeck) and Marilène Coolens () refined their collaborative process, blending intuition and innovation to create an emotional aesthetic that remains uniquely their own.

🔗 Explore the transformative artistry of "The Digital Decade": [www.memymom.com](http://www.memymom.com)
Listen to Lisa discuss this project on Ep. #56 of The Urbanaut Podcast: [Link in Bio]

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05/01/2025

📸✨ New Episode Alert! ✨📸

Hey Urbanauts! 🌆🎙️ We’re beyond excited to bring you Ep. #56 of The Urbanaut Podcast, in collaboration with . Join us as we explore the extraordinary world of memymom, the mother-daughter artist duo Lisa De Boeck (.de.boeck) and Marilène Coolens ().

👁️ About Our Guests:
Memymom’s work spans decades, blending personal history and conceptual artistry. Their projects, from "The Umbilical Vein" to "The Digital Decade" and "The Fourth Hatch", reveal layers of identity, memory, and collaboration. Lisa and Marilène’s connection brings an unmatched depth to their photography, making their work both intimate and universal.

📷 What’s Inside:
The origins of their creative journey, starting with "The Umbilical Vein".
A dive into their acclaimed projects, including "Somewhere Under the Rainbow".
The philosophy behind "The Fourth Hatch", their newest chapter in artistic evolution.
Reflections on creativity, gut intuition, and adapting to changing times.

🔍 Why Listen:
This episode is an exploration of creativity, collaboration, and the enduring power of storytelling through art. Whether you’re a photography lover, an artist, or simply curious about how a mother and daughter turned play into an acclaimed career, this is a must-listen.

🔗 Episode Links:
Explore memymom’s world: www.memymom.com
Follow memymom: | Lisa: .de.boeck
Listen on Spotify: [Link in Bio]
Watch on YouTube: [Link in Bio]

🌟 Don’t miss this heartfelt conversation about art, identity, and collaboration. Like, share, and subscribe to help our community grow! 🚀

🎧 Tune in now and share your thoughts in the comments below!

05/01/2025

📸 "New York" by John Chiara: Seeing the City in a New Light 🌆🖤

John Chiara (.chiara) brings a fresh perspective to one of the most photographed cities in the world with his stunning series captured in New York. Using his custom-built 50" x 30" camera, Chiara transformed the cityscape into hauntingly beautiful negative images that reveal unexpected textures and tones.

Chiara’s innovative approach involves photographing directly onto negative paper, bypassing traditional film. This method enhances the city’s iconic facades, turning them into cascading layers of light and shadow. From the Brooklyn Bridge to towering skyscrapers, his work captures a surreal and graphic essence of the urban environment.

By working with negatives, Chiara draws out a striking interplay of gradations and patterns, unveiling a New York that feels both familiar and otherworldly. Each image is unique, reflecting his deeply intuitive and experimental process.

Created over four years, this series offers a bold reinterpretation of New York’s architecture and energy. Through Chiara’s lens, the city pulses with a life and depth that challenges conventional views, making us see its beauty anew.

🔗 Discover the unique vision of “New York” by visiting our link in bio. .chiara .bisson

04/01/2025

📸 "Switzerland" by John Chiara: Capturing the Ephemeral Beauty of the Alps

During a six-month residency in the lower Engadin Valley, John Chiara (.chiara) immersed himself in the stunning landscapes of the Swiss Alps. Using his unique, hand-built large-format camera, Chiara created a series of one-of-a-kind photographs that explore the fleeting interplay of light, clouds, and rugged mountain peaks.

The Process:
Chiara’s work in Switzerland embodies a tactile and intuitive approach to photography. By exposing black-and-white positive photographic paper directly in-camera and developing the images on-site, each piece retains traces of his meticulous hands-on process.

The Visuals:
This series brings the Alps to life with surreal layers of cloud formations, jagged peaks, and golden tones born from experimental exposures. These images are at once deeply perceptual and evocatively ephemeral, blurring the line between memory and presence.

Created during the COVID-19 lockdown, “Switzerland” reflects both the solitude and resilience of the moment. The photographs offer a meditative exploration of landscape and light, turning vast alpine vistas into intimate works of art.

🔗 Explore the poetic beauty of “Switzerland” by visiting our link in bio. .chiara .bisson

29/12/2024

📸✨ New Episode Alert! ✨📸

Hey Urbanauts! 🌆🎙️ We’re excited to bring you Ep. #55 of The Urbanaut Podcast, in collaboration with . This week, we dive deep into the world of innovative photography with the extraordinary John Chiara (.chiara_).

👁️ About Our Guest:
John Chiara is a groundbreaking photographer who has revolutionized analog photography by building his own cameras and crafting his own processes. His work blends photography, sculpture, and performance to create one-of-a-kind, large-scale images that evoke memory and emotion.

📷 What's Inside:
- The story of how John created a new photographic process that challenges traditional techniques.
- Insight into his 50" x 80" custom-built camera and his hands-on approach to image-making.
- Captivating tales of photographing New York City, the Swiss Alps, and beyond.
The philosophy behind his art: photography as memory and the visceral nature of images.

🔍 Why Listen:
Discover how John transforms the act of taking a photo into an artistic event, blending technical mastery with creative vision. If you’re passionate about analog photography or the intersection of art and innovation, this is a must-listen episode!

🔗 Episode Links:
Find John: www.johnchiara.com | Insta: .chiara_
Listen on Spotify: [Link in Bio]
Watch on YouTube: [Link in Bio]

🌟 Don’t miss this episode if you’re fascinated by the art of photography, experimental processes, or stories of resilience and creativity. Like, share, and subscribe to support our growing community! 🚀

🎧 Tune in now and let us know your thoughts in the comments!
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29/12/2024

📸 "Passing Time (Brighton)" by Richard Chivers: A Meditation on Coastal Change 🌊⏳

In *Passing Time (Brighton)*, photographer Richard Chivers () captures the ebb and flow of Brighton’s iconic coastal landscape. This series reflects on the passage of time, blending natural cycles with human intervention along the shoreline.

Chivers’ images explore themes of erosion, resilience, and the transient beauty of Brighton’s seafront. From weathered structures to shifting sands, *Passing Time (Brighton)* documents how this vibrant coastal environment evolves over time, shaped by tides, seasons, and the people who pass through it.

Through thoughtful compositions and evocative imagery, Richard offers a quiet yet powerful exploration of Brighton’s relationship with the sea—a place where the past, present, and future coexist in constant motion.

🔗 Discover the poetic visuals of *Passing Time (Brighton)* by visiting our link in bio. .bisson

28/12/2024

📸 "Off Grid" by Richard Chivers: Capturing the UK's Renewable Revolution 🌍⚡

In Off Grid, British documentary photographer Richard Chivers () turns his lens to the striking renewable energy infrastructures reshaping Britain’s landscapes. From expansive solar farms to towering wind turbines, the series explores the intersection of human innovation and natural beauty.

Chivers’ vision in Off Grid delves into how renewable energy solutions not only transform physical spaces but also challenge traditional perceptions of the rural and urban environments. Each photograph captures the tension and harmony between these engineered structures and their surrounding landscapes.

Through Off Grid, Richard Chivers highlights the aesthetic and environmental narratives of sustainability. The series is both a documentation of progress and a reflection on how these systems redefine our connection to nature in the face of a changing climate.

🔗 Dive into Richard Chivers' compelling exploration of renewable energy by visiting our link in bio. .bisson

15/12/2024

📸✨ New Episode Alert! ✨📸

Hey Urbanauts! 🌆🎙️ We're excited to present Ep. #54 of The Urbanaut Podcast, in collaboration with . This week, we’re diving into the fascinating world of British photographer Richard Chivers ().

👁️ About Our Guest:
Richard Chivers is a documentary photographer exploring the transformation of Britain’s landscapes. From urban infrastructure to industrial sites and housing estates, his work reveals how humans shape and reshape the world around us. He’s also a key member of the MAP6 Collective and has exhibited internationally, with notable projects like Degeneration and his documentation of gas holders and Greenham Common.

📷 What’s Inside:

Richard’s journey into photography and his influences.
Behind-the-scenes of projects like Degeneration, documenting the loss of social housing.
Insights into his work on quarries, gas holders, and nature reclaiming industrial spaces.
How he balances commercial architectural photography with personal exploration.
🔍 Why Listen:
Discover how Richard captures stories of change in Britain’s landscapes, blending documentary and fine art photography. His thoughtful approach sheds light on the intersection of human activity, the environment, and memory.

🔗 Episode Links:
Find Richard: rchiversphoto.co.uk | Insta:
Listen on Spotify: [Link in Bio]
Watch on YouTube: [Link in Bio]

🌟 Don’t miss this episode if you’re inspired by storytelling through photography. Like, share, and subscribe to support more conversations about art, photography, and culture! 🚀

🎧 Tune in now and let us know your thoughts in the comments!

15/12/2024

🖤 "I've Got a Bone to Pick with the Sea" by Al Brydon: A Dialogue with the Ocean's Chaos 🌊✨

Al Brydon’s "I've Got a Bone to Pick with the Sea" is an evocative photography series that confronts the untamed force of the ocean. Blurring the lines between awe and defiance, this work explores humanity’s fraught relationship with the sea—a source of life, destruction, and unyielding power.

The series captures the ocean not as a tranquil muse but as a vast, indifferent force. Through stormy textures, fragmented horizons, and haunting imagery, Brydon reflects on themes of loss, resilience, and memory. The sea becomes a metaphor for the chaos of existence, a reminder of what it takes and leaves behind.

"I've Got a Bone to Pick with the Sea" is more than a collection of photographs—it’s a deeply intuitive and poetic response to nature’s duality, channeling the artist’s connection to its raw, unrelenting presence.

🔗 Dive into the compelling dialogue of "I've Got a Bone to Pick with the Sea" by visiting our link in bio.

14/12/2024

🖤 "Even the Birds Were Afraid to Fly" by Al Brydon: A Meditation on Division and Connection 🦅✨

Al Brydon’s "Even the Birds Were Afraid to Fly" is a deeply personal photography series exploring themes of division, fleeting peace, and the search for meaning in turbulent times. Inspired by the haunting beauty of murmuring starlings and the comforting sound of crows, this project blends nature and emotion into a visual narrative that is as poetic as it is profound.

The series reflects Brydon’s struggle with insomnia, societal fractures post-Brexit, and personal loss. Stark lines divide the frames, symbolizing the delicate balance between harmony and chaos, while the ethereal imagery of birds in flight captures the fleeting beauty of unity in an uncertain world.

"Even the Birds Were Afraid to Fly" is an exploration of humanity's fragility and resilience, told through the lens of nature’s quiet yet powerful choreography. 🔗 Discover the compelling beauty of this project and many others by visiting our link in bio.

08/12/2024

📸✨ New Episode Alert! ✨📸

Hey Urbanauts! 🌍🎙️ We’re excited to share Ep. #53 of The Urbanaut Podcast, presented in collaboration with . This week, we sit down with the brilliant British photographer Al Brydon (), whose experimental and evocative work challenges the way we see time, place, and memory.

👁️ About Our Guest:
Al Brydon is a Sheffield-based photographer and co-founder of the 'Inside the Outside' collective. His groundbreaking solargraph series uses long-exposure pinhole cameras to reveal the passage of time in ways that evoke deep emotion and thought.

📷 What’s Inside:
The creative process behind Al’s six-year solargraph project.
- Philosophical reflections on chaos, destruction, and creation in art.
- How life in Sheffield and the Peak District shapes his unique vision.
- The journey of turning solargraphs into a celebrated photobook.
- Insights into storytelling, memory, and photography’s power to connect us to the unseen.

🔍 Why Listen:
Dive into Al’s artistic world where landscapes are transformed into meditative explorations of deep time and fleeting moments. This episode is perfect for anyone curious about experimental photography and the stories behind the images.

🔗 Episode Links:
Find Solargraph Prints: Argentea Gallery | Prints for Based on a False Story: MMX Gallery
Listen on Spotify: [Link in Bio] | Watch on YouTube: [Link in Bio]

🌟 Don’t miss this incredible episode! Like, share, and subscribe to support deep dives into the art world. Let us know your thoughts in the comments below! 🚀

🎧 Tune in now and journey through time with us!

08/12/2024

📸✨ "Letters from the Past" by Rebecca Simons: A Journey Through Family, Trauma, and Healing 💌💔

Rebecca Simons’ "Letters from the Past" is a deeply personal multimedia project that confronts the complexities of family abuse and intergenerational trauma. Using photographs, videos, archival materials, and installations, Simons unravels the intricate dynamics of memory and identity.

This project was born from a confrontation with her own family’s history, blending visual storytelling with emotional depth to explore themes of love, betrayal, and forgiveness. Simons bridges the past and present by layering family archives with contemporary narratives, creating a poignant dialogue on the human experience.

"Letters from the Past" is not just an artistic endeavor—it’s a call to reflect, connect, and heal through shared stories and collective understanding.

🔗 Discover the full scope of this powerful project by visiting the link in bio. .bisson

07/12/2024

📸 "encased memories" by Rebecca Simons: An Exploration of Family, Trauma, and Preservation ✨💔

Rebecca Simons’ "encased memories" transforms family photographs and letters into timeless artifacts encased in resin, offering a profound reflection on the duality of memory—what we choose to preserve and what lingers beyond our control.

In this project, Simons uses resin as a metaphor for permanence and fragility, encapsulating personal archives to explore themes of intergenerational trauma, healing, and identity. Each piece becomes a tactile story, where the past is preserved yet transformed into a new narrative.

The luminous resin-bound works highlight the interplay between intimacy and universality, inviting viewers to confront their own histories and the ways in which memories shape who we are. "encased memories" is a visual meditation on holding on and letting go, on the evolving power of our personal stories.

🔗 Explore the beauty and depth of "encased memories" at the link in bio. .bisson

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What does it mean to *truly see* the spaces we inhabit? In her powerful series, “I Imagined It Empty”, artist Ruth Lauer Manenti (@lauermanenti) turns her 1940s Catskill home into a canvas of memory, loss, and quiet beauty. When Ruth first saw the house, others had overlooked it, but she envisioned a sanctuary — a place where light and simplicity could hold traces of loved ones long gone. Through her lens, she captures these fleeting, delicate moments of life in her projects “I Imagined It Empty” and “Engravings”, each frame paying tribute to the legacies we hold close. For Ruth, a home is more than walls; it’s a vessel for memory, meaning, and the beauty of letting go. 🌄 Step into Ruth’s world and discover the poetry of everyday spaces. @patrickleehubbard @steve.bisson @urbanautica #ImaginedItEmpty #RuthLauerManenti #PhotographyArt #MemoryAndLegacy #CatskillMountains #ArtInEveryday #QuietMoments #HomeAsSanctuary

Thank you @al_brydon for the beautiful print. An upcoming guest on The Urbanaut Podcast. There is great story behind this print and I am looking forward to the upcoming release.

Known for capturing the intersection of human infrastructure and nature, Scott Conarroe’s large-format landscapes are visual time capsules. 🌅🚂 From documenting North American railways in By Rail to coastlines in By Sea, Scott’s long-exposure photography reveals the beauty, fragility, and history within our everyday surroundings. His work invites us to pause, observe, and reflect on the spaces we often take for granted. 🌍📸 🔍 Dive into the delicate balance of the natural world and human intervention through Scott’s lens. Like, share, and follow for more inspiring stories from the world of photography! 🎧 Listen to his full episode on The Urbanaut Podcast. [Link in bio] #ScottConarroe #LandscapePhotography #ByRail #BySea #PhotographyReel #TheUrbanautPodcast #DocumentaryPhotography #LongExposure #VisualTimeCapsule #NorthAmericanLandscapes #PhotographyInspiration #urbanautica

Through the lens of Joel Redman (@joelredman1), we’re taken to the edges of the world—where fragile landscapes and ancient cultures collide. From the deserts of North America to the icy expanses of the Arctic, Joel’s photography tells the powerful stories of the Sámi people fighting to protect their land and culture from industrial threats. His projects, like Stray from the Path and Resistance, go beyond beautiful scenery—they reveal the delicate balance between humanity and nature. Joel’s work leaves us with a compelling question: Can photography inspire us to take action as both our environment and cultures face unprecedented challenges? 🌍📷 🔗 Check out his work: www.joelredman.com Newsletter: open.substack.com/pub/joelredman #JoelRedman #PhotographyLovers #EnvironmentalPhotography #StrayFromThePath #Resistance #IndigenousRights #VisualStorytelling #TheUrbanautPodcast #ArtAndActivism #ClimateChange #Urbanautica

Meet Thero Makepe, a Botswana-born photographer whose work explores identity, memory, and activism. From honoring a heroic pilot in Fly Machine to paying tribute to his blind jazz musician grandfather in Music From My Good Eye, Thero’s photography challenges us to reflect on the power of memory and the stories we carry. 📷🌍 Curious to hear more? Dive into his inspiring journey and discover how he blends personal and national narratives into powerful art. 🎧 Don’t miss this one! 🔗 Listen now via the link in bio! 🎙️ #TheroMakepe #Photography #VisualStorytelling #CulturalIdentity #ArtAndActivism #NewEpisode #Podcast #ListenNow

Ep 43 Insights from Patrick

📸✨ Storytelling Through Walking ✨📸 Meet British photographer Paul Walsh (@paulwalshphotography), whose creative journey began with a single step. From the post-industrial canals of Birmingham to the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage, Paul’s work explores the deep emotional connection between memory, place, and time. 🌍🚶‍♂️ Through his lens, ordinary landscapes transform into profound visual narratives, capturing the forgotten, the transient, and the deeply personal. His project “Walking with Strangers” takes us through his 1,700-kilometer journey across Spain, where every step tells a story. 🔗 Check out his work: paulwalshphotography.co.uk 🎧 Watch our full episode with Paul on YouTube and Spotify: Link in the Bio @patrickleehubbard @steve.bisson @urbanautica #PaulWalsh #PhotographyLovers #WalkingWithStrangers #CaminoDeSantiago #VisualNarrative #ArtisticJourney #urbanautica #TheUrbanautPodcast #PhotographyDiscussion

Meet Martin Cregg, an acclaimed Irish photographer and educator whose work goes beyond documenting places—it’s about uncovering the deep connections between memory, identity, and environment. From his long-term project “Midlands”, showcasing the transformation of rural Ireland, to the deeply personal “A Fading Landscape”, Martin’s photography tells powerful stories of change, heritage, and history. His project “The Plot” takes us through the streets of Dublin, retracing the steps of the Irish War of Independence. Martin’s message to creatives? 🌱 Embrace the slow process. Let the land and the stories speak. Meaningful work takes patience, personal connection, and an openness to history. 🎥 Watch now to discover the roots of his inspiring work. https://youtu.be/kzbP3n2uM4U #MartinCregg #IrishPhotography #TheUrbanautPodcast #Midlands #AFadingLandscape #ThePlot #VisualStorytelling #IrishHistory #DocumentaryPhotography

Weekly discussion about the episode.

Ever wondered what makes a photographer switch from covering world-famous events like Wimbledon to capturing the complex realities of wildlife conservation? 📸🌍 In this clip, award-winning photographer David Chancellor shares the turning point that changed everything. Disillusioned by the commercial side of sports photography, David took a bold step and followed his passion for deeper, more impactful storytelling—leading him to Africa for his transformative project, “Elephant Story.” 🐘🌿 Want to hear the full story behind how David uncovered the controversial practice of hunting elephants to fund conservation? 🎧 Dive into our latest episode of The Urbanaut Podcast and explore how he found his true calling in the wild. 🔥 Watch now: [Link in Bio] 🎙️ Full episode: [Link in Bio] 🦁 Follow: @chancellordavid for more stunning wildlife photography 🔗 Don’t miss it! Tap the link in bio for the full episode and let us know how this story resonates with you! 👇 @patrickleehubbard @steve.bisson @urbanautica #DavidChancellor #TheUrbanautPodcast #ElephantStory #WildlifePhotography #ConservationMatters #PodcastReel #DocumentaryPhotography #DiscoverMore #BehindTheLens

Ep. 41 - David Chancellor, Discussion with Patrick

Nausicaa is a documentary photographer whose work explores the intersections of faith, identity, and death. In our latest conversation The Urbanaut Podcast, she shares her journey from Italy to New York and beyond, diving into powerful projects like “Ordination”, documenting women priests excommunicated by the Vatican, and her latest project, “Death is a Photograph”. 🌿 What’s Inside: - Exploring religious disobedience and gender inequality in “Ordination” - Reflecting on life, death, and photography in “Death is a Photograph” - Nausicaa’s creative process and the power of analog photography 🎞️ 🔗 Head to the link in bio to watch the full episode! @nausicaagiuliabianchi @patrickleehubbard @steve.bisson @urbanautica #NausicaaGuilaBianchi #TheUrbanautPodcast #DocumentaryPhotography #FaithAndIdentity #DeathAndArt #PhotographyExploration #WomenInReligion #PodcastLife #Urbanautica #VisualStorytelling