• Elleke van Gorsel (NL)

An exploration on biodiversity reveals the fragile beauty of overlooked plants on two contrasting islands.

Mario Wezel (DE)

Offset print with silver ink, 205×280 mm
300 g black paper
Open edition

• Luuk van Raamsdonk (NL)

Unraveling a family secret, exploring how a grandfather’s disappearance left traces that continue to shape three generations.

Terry A. Ratzlaff (US)

The book + custom yellow tote bag + folded print sheet

• Vincen Beeckman (BE)

A procession of stories and people exploring carnival as a space for belonging, identity, transformation and togetherness.

• Kristof Titeca (BE)
• Léonard Pongo (BE/CD)
• Patrick Edmond (GB)

A visual exploration of a national park where conservation, conflict and power have shaped nature for over a century.

Oriane Thomasson (FR)

Inkjet print, 165×260 mm
250 g Awagami Bamboo paper
Edition of 25 (signed)

Oriane Thomasson (FR)

Inkjet print, 165×260 mm
250 g Awagami Bamboo paper
Edition of 25 (signed)

• Jorie Horsthuis (NL)
• Martino Lombezzi (IT)

Following the Yugoslavia Tribunal from the inside, in text and images, tracing the ­stories of the people who worked within it, as well as the places and objects central to the trials.

• Crystal Bennes (US)

Our collective appetite reshapes the earth. How the production of nutrients required for agriculture impacts our political and physical environments.

• Mario Wezel (DE)

Three human beings are floating through time and space. They circle around each other, like interstellar objects and their parent planets.

• Allie Tsubota (US)

Tracing the life of the late poet Hara Tamiki, survivor of the Hiroshima bombing, through a conversation in imagined letters and archival materials.

• Maxime Brygo (FR)

A reconsideration of the myths of Réunion Island through the figure of Robinson, a symbol of survival, humility and self-reliance.

• Marcin Piekałkiewicz (PL/NL)

A research-based photographic project about the social, environmental, and spatial effects of rapid real estate development in Malta.

• Terry A. Ratzlaff (US)

A reflection on time, one of the most artificial systems humans have created, through thousands of objects photographed in a clock shop.

• Sabina Timmermans (NL)

An investigation into how art, culture, and perception shape our evolving relationship with nature and the landscapes around us.

• Michelle Piergoelam (NL)

Exploring the botanical knowledge of enslaved communities in Suriname, guided by Daniel Rolander’s observations and accounts of resistance.

• Catherine Lemblé (BE)

A quiet counter-narrative that reimagines the Arctic through women’s presence, unsettling the male-dominated myths of conquest and frontier.

• Ruben Lundgren (NL)

Ruben Lundgren investigates his position as both outsider and insider in China, and his long-standing fascination with facades and appearances.

• Daan Paans (NL)

Case studies on image, origin and representation offering insight into how primal archetypes continue to shape our contemporary visual culture.

• Aaron Rothman (US)

A visual exploration of the majestic yet fragile Sierra Nevada, reflecting on climate change, memory, and how we see and shape nature today.

• Aaron Rothman (US)

A visual exploration of the majestic yet fragile Sierra Nevada, reflecting on climate change, memory, and how we see and shape nature today.

• Oriane Thomasson (BE)

A fictional tale exploring the legend of Atlantis told through photos and archives, blurring the line between fact and fiction.

• Todd Stewart (US)
• Robert Bailey (US)

A visual and archival exploration of Owens Valley’s rerouted waters, revealing cycles of exploitation, resistance, and environmental transformation.

• Ron Dirven (NL)

A repetition of trees as a metaphor for life, delicately expressing something about the inner world of its creator.

• Bas Ketelaars (NL)

An experimental collection of photographs and drawings that explore the space between the lens and the vista in a personal way.

• Miguel Proença (PT)

Researching the Baltic identity by exploring the East-West divide, propaganda, and history in a landscape shaped by myth, memory, and surveillance.

• Pedro Augusto (PT)
• Miguel Proença (PT)

A sonic counterpart to The Buzzer, weaving field recordings, voices, and UVB-76 radio signals into a landscape of memory and uncertainty.

• Ron Dirven (NL)

A repetition of trees as a metaphor for life, delicately expressing something about the inner world of its creator.

• Yan Wang Preston (CN/GB)

The complete collection of photographs of the love-heart shaped bush over the course of a year, as featured in With Love. From an Invader.

• Yan Wang Preston (CN/GB)

An intensive field study on a Rhododendron ponticum bush provides insight into our view of native and non-native on an ecological and political level.

• Anna Püschel (DE/FR)

A collection of definitions of words related to knowledge from a broad range of sources, showing that we have always yearned for the truth.

• Arturo Soto (MX)

The personal and the political come together in this photography book about the border between Mexico and the USA.

• Sven Gerhardt (NL)

The limestone caves of the Sint-Pietersberg preserve a huge living archive, recorded and photographed by Jan Spee in thousands of photos and notes.

• Lars Duchateau (BE)

A significant photo series for the seemingly trivial events of life, published in the regional newspaper Het Belang van Limburg, Belgium.

• Daan Paans (NL)

Case studies on image, origin and representation offering insight into how primal archetypes continue to shape our contemporary visual culture.

• Ringel Goslinga (NL)

A kaleidoscopic view of the colonial history of the Toraja people on Sulawesi, and a study of animistic patterns and traditional weaving forms.

• Arturo Soto (MX)

The personal and the political come together in this photography book about the border between Mexico and the USA.

• Hyung-Geun Park (KR)

Views of a river from two perspectives highlighting the dichotomy between the idealised images of North Korea and its harsh reality.

• Hyung-Geun Park (KR)

A reflection on the landscapes of South Korea’s largest island, where many of today’s tourist sites were once scenes of mass killings.

• Barbara Debeuckelaere (BE)

A collaborative photography project with Palestinian women in Hebron, showing the world their perseverance under occupation, as the ultimate act of resistance.

• Xiaoxiao Xu (CN/NL)

Following those who prepare for and attend European cosplay conventions, a subculture with Asian roots full of community spirit and insecurities.

• Benedetta Ristori (IT)

Expatriate women finding a sense of belonging in Berlin, a city characterised by its international population and gentrification.

• Stéphanie Roland (BE)

An artist’s book that combines the narratives of seven phantom islands in a non-linear, fragmented logic, from which a meta-island emerges.

• Kevin Cooley (US)

A collection of definitions of words related to knowledge from a broad range of sources, showing that we have always yearned for the truth.

• Kevin Cooley (US)

An ode to pyrotechnicst Ken Miller, focusing on his life’s work that has been marked by both brilliance and misfortune.

• Kevin Cooley (US)

An ode to pyrotechnicst Ken Miller, focusing on his life’s work that has been marked by both brilliance and misfortune.

• Kevin Cooley (US)

An ode to pyrotechnicst Ken Miller, focusing on his life’s work that has been marked by both brilliance and misfortune.