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STREAMING NOW on WePresent: @_aneil_ ‘s short film follows aspiring right-wing British politician Gavin Lyle, played by @jack.lowden.

Told through a series of intimate, observational vignettes, it follows Gavin over the course of a single day, exploring nationalism, masculinity and the quiet absurdities of modern British life. At the link in bio, Aneil speaks to @charliebcuff about the motivations behind making this film.

Stream “Vote Gavin Lyle” on WePresent / WeTransfer YouTube.

Cast: Jack Lowden, @ruthbradley24 and @debahekmat

Commissioned by WePresent, the arts platform of WeTransfer.

Produced by @somesuchandco , @tomgardner , @scottodonnell99
Written & Directed by: Aneil Karia
Executive Producers: @hollymercedes27 @_alexmattinson_ , @sallyc70 and @timmynasher.
Cinematographer: @stuubentley
Production Designer: @alexandratoomey
Costume Designer: @graceesnell
Hair and Make-Up Designer: @natashalawes
Casting Director: @laramanwaring_casting
Editor: @amandajameseditor
Sound Design: @pdsounddesign
Sound Mixer: Andrew Stirk
Colourist: @daftgrader
Music Supervisor: Bridget Samuels
BTS Photography by Trey Joél Robinson

STREAMING NOW on WePresent: @_aneil_ ‘s short film follows aspiring right-wing British politician Gavin Lyle, played by @jack.lowden.

Told through a series of intimate, observational vignettes, it follows Gavin over the course of a single day, exploring nationalism, masculinity and the quiet absurdities of modern British life. At the link in bio, Aneil speaks to @charliebcuff about the motivations behind making this film.

Stream “Vote Gavin Lyle” on WePresent / WeTransfer YouTube.

Cast: Jack Lowden, @ruthbradley24 and @debahekmat

Commissioned by WePresent, the arts platform of WeTransfer.

Produced by @somesuchandco , @tomgardner , @scottodonnell99
Written & Directed by: Aneil Karia
Executive Producers: @hollymercedes27 @_alexmattinson_ , @sallyc70 and @timmynasher.
Cinematographer: @stuubentley
Production Designer: @alexandratoomey
Costume Designer: @graceesnell
Hair and Make-Up Designer: @natashalawes
Casting Director: @laramanwaring_casting
Editor: @amandajameseditor
Sound Design: @pdsounddesign
Sound Mixer: Andrew Stirk
Colourist: @daftgrader
Music Supervisor: Bridget Samuels
BTS Photography by Trey Joél Robinson

STREAMING NOW on WePresent: @_aneil_ ‘s short film follows aspiring right-wing British politician Gavin Lyle, played by @jack.lowden.

Told through a series of intimate, observational vignettes, it follows Gavin over the course of a single day, exploring nationalism, masculinity and the quiet absurdities of modern British life. At the link in bio, Aneil speaks to @charliebcuff about the motivations behind making this film.

Stream “Vote Gavin Lyle” on WePresent / WeTransfer YouTube.

Cast: Jack Lowden, @ruthbradley24 and @debahekmat

Commissioned by WePresent, the arts platform of WeTransfer.

Produced by @somesuchandco , @tomgardner , @scottodonnell99
Written & Directed by: Aneil Karia
Executive Producers: @hollymercedes27 @_alexmattinson_ , @sallyc70 and @timmynasher.
Cinematographer: @stuubentley
Production Designer: @alexandratoomey
Costume Designer: @graceesnell
Hair and Make-Up Designer: @natashalawes
Casting Director: @laramanwaring_casting
Editor: @amandajameseditor
Sound Design: @pdsounddesign
Sound Mixer: Andrew Stirk
Colourist: @daftgrader
Music Supervisor: Bridget Samuels
BTS Photography by Trey Joél Robinson

STREAMING NOW on WePresent: @_aneil_ ‘s short film follows aspiring right-wing British politician Gavin Lyle, played by @jack.lowden.

Told through a series of intimate, observational vignettes, it follows Gavin over the course of a single day, exploring nationalism, masculinity and the quiet absurdities of modern British life. At the link in bio, Aneil speaks to @charliebcuff about the motivations behind making this film.

Stream “Vote Gavin Lyle” on WePresent / WeTransfer YouTube.

Cast: Jack Lowden, @ruthbradley24 and @debahekmat

Commissioned by WePresent, the arts platform of WeTransfer.

Produced by @somesuchandco , @tomgardner , @scottodonnell99
Written & Directed by: Aneil Karia
Executive Producers: @hollymercedes27 @_alexmattinson_ , @sallyc70 and @timmynasher.
Cinematographer: @stuubentley
Production Designer: @alexandratoomey
Costume Designer: @graceesnell
Hair and Make-Up Designer: @natashalawes
Casting Director: @laramanwaring_casting
Editor: @amandajameseditor
Sound Design: @pdsounddesign
Sound Mixer: Andrew Stirk
Colourist: @daftgrader
Music Supervisor: Bridget Samuels
BTS Photography by Trey Joél Robinson

STREAMING NOW on WePresent: @_aneil_ ‘s short film follows aspiring right-wing British politician Gavin Lyle, played by @jack.lowden.

Told through a series of intimate, observational vignettes, it follows Gavin over the course of a single day, exploring nationalism, masculinity and the quiet absurdities of modern British life. At the link in bio, Aneil speaks to @charliebcuff about the motivations behind making this film.

Stream “Vote Gavin Lyle” on WePresent / WeTransfer YouTube.

Cast: Jack Lowden, @ruthbradley24 and @debahekmat

Commissioned by WePresent, the arts platform of WeTransfer.

Produced by @somesuchandco , @tomgardner , @scottodonnell99
Written & Directed by: Aneil Karia
Executive Producers: @hollymercedes27 @_alexmattinson_ , @sallyc70 and @timmynasher.
Cinematographer: @stuubentley
Production Designer: @alexandratoomey
Costume Designer: @graceesnell
Hair and Make-Up Designer: @natashalawes
Casting Director: @laramanwaring_casting
Editor: @amandajameseditor
Sound Design: @pdsounddesign
Sound Mixer: Andrew Stirk
Colourist: @daftgrader
Music Supervisor: Bridget Samuels
BTS Photography by Trey Joél Robinson

We’re excited to announce “Wild Bird”, a new short film written by and starring @russelltovey as the late fashion designer Alexander McQueen and Academy Award-winner Olivia Colman as the enigmatic fashion icon Isabella Blow.

“Wild Bird” will be a new and interpretive approach to one of fashion’s most storied relationships.

“The relationship between Isabella and Lee is beautifully tragic and endlessly compelling.” - Russell Tovey.

Directed by @andrewhaighfilm the filmmaker behind “All Of Us Strangers” (2023), and with costumes by @thesandypowell , the film will be released later this year on WePresent.

Commissioned by WePresent and produced by @susiehall_23 for @hatopictures

We’re excited to announce “Wild Bird”, a new short film written by and starring @russelltovey as the late fashion designer Alexander McQueen and Academy Award-winner Olivia Colman as the enigmatic fashion icon Isabella Blow.

“Wild Bird” will be a new and interpretive approach to one of fashion’s most storied relationships.

“The relationship between Isabella and Lee is beautifully tragic and endlessly compelling.” - Russell Tovey.

Directed by @andrewhaighfilm the filmmaker behind “All Of Us Strangers” (2023), and with costumes by @thesandypowell , the film will be released later this year on WePresent.

Commissioned by WePresent and produced by @susiehall_23 for @hatopictures

We’re excited to announce “Wild Bird”, a new short film written by and starring @russelltovey as the late fashion designer Alexander McQueen and Academy Award-winner Olivia Colman as the enigmatic fashion icon Isabella Blow.

“Wild Bird” will be a new and interpretive approach to one of fashion’s most storied relationships.

“The relationship between Isabella and Lee is beautifully tragic and endlessly compelling.” - Russell Tovey.

Directed by @andrewhaighfilm the filmmaker behind “All Of Us Strangers” (2023), and with costumes by @thesandypowell , the film will be released later this year on WePresent.

Commissioned by WePresent and produced by @susiehall_23 for @hatopictures

We’re excited to announce “Wild Bird”, a new short film written by and starring @russelltovey as the late fashion designer Alexander McQueen and Academy Award-winner Olivia Colman as the enigmatic fashion icon Isabella Blow.

“Wild Bird” will be a new and interpretive approach to one of fashion’s most storied relationships.

“The relationship between Isabella and Lee is beautifully tragic and endlessly compelling.” - Russell Tovey.

Directed by @andrewhaighfilm the filmmaker behind “All Of Us Strangers” (2023), and with costumes by @thesandypowell , the film will be released later this year on WePresent.

Commissioned by WePresent and produced by @susiehall_23 for @hatopictures

a personal guide to my favourite Brutalist architecture sites around the world made in collaboration with @wepresent, extending the Utopia journey! the map shows where it all came from. link in bio

a personal guide to my favourite Brutalist architecture sites around the world made in collaboration with @wepresent, extending the Utopia journey! the map shows where it all came from. link in bio

a personal guide to my favourite Brutalist architecture sites around the world made in collaboration with @wepresent, extending the Utopia journey! the map shows where it all came from. link in bio

a personal guide to my favourite Brutalist architecture sites around the world made in collaboration with @wepresent, extending the Utopia journey! the map shows where it all came from. link in bio

Spotted: Rapunzel hanging out of this Marseille gallery.Artist @gabbois known for her reimagining of everyday objects through a surreal and playful lens, presents her first installation in Marseille for the “Rapunzels” exhibition at @faces_galerie.

🇫🇷Aperçue : Raiponce suspendue à cette galerie marseillaise. L’artiste @gabbois , connue pour réinventer les objets du quotidien à travers un univers surréaliste et ludique, présente sa première installation à Marseille pour l’exposition.

« Rapunzels » chez @faces_galerie until July

🇫🇷Let your hair down tonight for the opening of “Rapunzels” at @faces_galerie, the solo show
by photographer @silviadraz.

“Rapunzels” celebrates women with extraordinarily long hair, rooted in Silvia’s own experience growing up in a newly-independent Lithuania, where many women and girls began to express themselves through their hair.

Shot in London, each person photographed was asked what their hair represents to them, resulting in a series of intimate portraits where personal stories, cultural heritage and identity intertwine.

“When asked about their hair, so many of the models saw it as some kind of shield…It could be something for them to hide behind, but often something that protects them”- Silvia told us.

Rapunzels is open at @faces_galerie until July.
Our interview with Silvia at link in bio 🔗

📸 1,3, 6 & 7 by @victoireeouzan

🇫🇷Let your hair down tonight for the opening of “Rapunzels” at @faces_galerie, the solo show
by photographer @silviadraz.

“Rapunzels” celebrates women with extraordinarily long hair, rooted in Silvia’s own experience growing up in a newly-independent Lithuania, where many women and girls began to express themselves through their hair.

Shot in London, each person photographed was asked what their hair represents to them, resulting in a series of intimate portraits where personal stories, cultural heritage and identity intertwine.

“When asked about their hair, so many of the models saw it as some kind of shield…It could be something for them to hide behind, but often something that protects them”- Silvia told us.

Rapunzels is open at @faces_galerie until July.
Our interview with Silvia at link in bio 🔗

📸 1,3, 6 & 7 by @victoireeouzan

🇫🇷Let your hair down tonight for the opening of “Rapunzels” at @faces_galerie, the solo show
by photographer @silviadraz.

“Rapunzels” celebrates women with extraordinarily long hair, rooted in Silvia’s own experience growing up in a newly-independent Lithuania, where many women and girls began to express themselves through their hair.

Shot in London, each person photographed was asked what their hair represents to them, resulting in a series of intimate portraits where personal stories, cultural heritage and identity intertwine.

“When asked about their hair, so many of the models saw it as some kind of shield…It could be something for them to hide behind, but often something that protects them”- Silvia told us.

Rapunzels is open at @faces_galerie until July.
Our interview with Silvia at link in bio 🔗

📸 1,3, 6 & 7 by @victoireeouzan

🇫🇷Let your hair down tonight for the opening of “Rapunzels” at @faces_galerie, the solo show
by photographer @silviadraz.

“Rapunzels” celebrates women with extraordinarily long hair, rooted in Silvia’s own experience growing up in a newly-independent Lithuania, where many women and girls began to express themselves through their hair.

Shot in London, each person photographed was asked what their hair represents to them, resulting in a series of intimate portraits where personal stories, cultural heritage and identity intertwine.

“When asked about their hair, so many of the models saw it as some kind of shield…It could be something for them to hide behind, but often something that protects them”- Silvia told us.

Rapunzels is open at @faces_galerie until July.
Our interview with Silvia at link in bio 🔗

📸 1,3, 6 & 7 by @victoireeouzan

🇫🇷Let your hair down tonight for the opening of “Rapunzels” at @faces_galerie, the solo show
by photographer @silviadraz.

“Rapunzels” celebrates women with extraordinarily long hair, rooted in Silvia’s own experience growing up in a newly-independent Lithuania, where many women and girls began to express themselves through their hair.

Shot in London, each person photographed was asked what their hair represents to them, resulting in a series of intimate portraits where personal stories, cultural heritage and identity intertwine.

“When asked about their hair, so many of the models saw it as some kind of shield…It could be something for them to hide behind, but often something that protects them”- Silvia told us.

Rapunzels is open at @faces_galerie until July.
Our interview with Silvia at link in bio 🔗

📸 1,3, 6 & 7 by @victoireeouzan

🇫🇷Let your hair down tonight for the opening of “Rapunzels” at @faces_galerie, the solo show
by photographer @silviadraz.

“Rapunzels” celebrates women with extraordinarily long hair, rooted in Silvia’s own experience growing up in a newly-independent Lithuania, where many women and girls began to express themselves through their hair.

Shot in London, each person photographed was asked what their hair represents to them, resulting in a series of intimate portraits where personal stories, cultural heritage and identity intertwine.

“When asked about their hair, so many of the models saw it as some kind of shield…It could be something for them to hide behind, but often something that protects them”- Silvia told us.

Rapunzels is open at @faces_galerie until July.
Our interview with Silvia at link in bio 🔗

📸 1,3, 6 & 7 by @victoireeouzan

🇫🇷Let your hair down tonight for the opening of “Rapunzels” at @faces_galerie, the solo show
by photographer @silviadraz.

“Rapunzels” celebrates women with extraordinarily long hair, rooted in Silvia’s own experience growing up in a newly-independent Lithuania, where many women and girls began to express themselves through their hair.

Shot in London, each person photographed was asked what their hair represents to them, resulting in a series of intimate portraits where personal stories, cultural heritage and identity intertwine.

“When asked about their hair, so many of the models saw it as some kind of shield…It could be something for them to hide behind, but often something that protects them”- Silvia told us.

Rapunzels is open at @faces_galerie until July.
Our interview with Silvia at link in bio 🔗

📸 1,3, 6 & 7 by @victoireeouzan

A flash sale for the Eurostar led these two filmmakers to travel to Paris to create something “just for them”.

Filmmakers @paddyking and @adamsingodia felt a growing sense of disenchantment over “a lack of opportunities where the usual hustling” and when “trying to get commissioned work falls on deaf ears”.

Stripped of client expectations they found themselves trusting instinct again rather than second guessing. Filming on the street with the cast relied heavily on improvisation, and working on the time constraints led to some of the film’s most inventive moments.

Titled “Auxanna”, the first film follows a young woman working as a cleaner in an expensive apartment. “Elyas” follows 3 young men over the course of the day.

Stream them on WePresent- link in bio 🔗
Words: @dalia.aldu

A flash sale for the Eurostar led these two filmmakers to travel to Paris to create something “just for them”.

Filmmakers @paddyking and @adamsingodia felt a growing sense of disenchantment over “a lack of opportunities where the usual hustling” and when “trying to get commissioned work falls on deaf ears”.

Stripped of client expectations they found themselves trusting instinct again rather than second guessing. Filming on the street with the cast relied heavily on improvisation, and working on the time constraints led to some of the film’s most inventive moments.

Titled “Auxanna”, the first film follows a young woman working as a cleaner in an expensive apartment. “Elyas” follows 3 young men over the course of the day.

Stream them on WePresent- link in bio 🔗
Words: @dalia.aldu

A flash sale for the Eurostar led these two filmmakers to travel to Paris to create something “just for them”.

Filmmakers @paddyking and @adamsingodia felt a growing sense of disenchantment over “a lack of opportunities where the usual hustling” and when “trying to get commissioned work falls on deaf ears”.

Stripped of client expectations they found themselves trusting instinct again rather than second guessing. Filming on the street with the cast relied heavily on improvisation, and working on the time constraints led to some of the film’s most inventive moments.

Titled “Auxanna”, the first film follows a young woman working as a cleaner in an expensive apartment. “Elyas” follows 3 young men over the course of the day.

Stream them on WePresent- link in bio 🔗
Words: @dalia.aldu

A flash sale for the Eurostar led these two filmmakers to travel to Paris to create something “just for them”.

Filmmakers @paddyking and @adamsingodia felt a growing sense of disenchantment over “a lack of opportunities where the usual hustling” and when “trying to get commissioned work falls on deaf ears”.

Stripped of client expectations they found themselves trusting instinct again rather than second guessing. Filming on the street with the cast relied heavily on improvisation, and working on the time constraints led to some of the film’s most inventive moments.

Titled “Auxanna”, the first film follows a young woman working as a cleaner in an expensive apartment. “Elyas” follows 3 young men over the course of the day.

Stream them on WePresent- link in bio 🔗
Words: @dalia.aldu

A flash sale for the Eurostar led these two filmmakers to travel to Paris to create something “just for them”.

Filmmakers @paddyking and @adamsingodia felt a growing sense of disenchantment over “a lack of opportunities where the usual hustling” and when “trying to get commissioned work falls on deaf ears”.

Stripped of client expectations they found themselves trusting instinct again rather than second guessing. Filming on the street with the cast relied heavily on improvisation, and working on the time constraints led to some of the film’s most inventive moments.

Titled “Auxanna”, the first film follows a young woman working as a cleaner in an expensive apartment. “Elyas” follows 3 young men over the course of the day.

Stream them on WePresent- link in bio 🔗
Words: @dalia.aldu

He didn’t love the camera being on him—“I think because he thought he wasn’t photogenic.” Photographer @annikaweertz turned the lens on her father a couple weeks before he died. Recognising the importance of the project to his daughter, he went along with it anyway.

Revisiting it over a year later, it’s become a study of grief and a reminder that the encounters that seem so inconsequential are anything but. Photographs can help us to reassess what lies in front of us, and Annika hopes that her project, titled “Passing”, will encourage people to see their loved ones in a fresh light, just as she did.

“I think it’s very valuable to look at what’s actually happening, not what we wish happened,” she says. “A lot of the time we question, ‘Should our families be different?…But then, does it really matter?”

Story continues at link in bio.🔗
words: @himeganwilliams

He didn’t love the camera being on him—“I think because he thought he wasn’t photogenic.” Photographer @annikaweertz turned the lens on her father a couple weeks before he died. Recognising the importance of the project to his daughter, he went along with it anyway.

Revisiting it over a year later, it’s become a study of grief and a reminder that the encounters that seem so inconsequential are anything but. Photographs can help us to reassess what lies in front of us, and Annika hopes that her project, titled “Passing”, will encourage people to see their loved ones in a fresh light, just as she did.

“I think it’s very valuable to look at what’s actually happening, not what we wish happened,” she says. “A lot of the time we question, ‘Should our families be different?…But then, does it really matter?”

Story continues at link in bio.🔗
words: @himeganwilliams

He didn’t love the camera being on him—“I think because he thought he wasn’t photogenic.” Photographer @annikaweertz turned the lens on her father a couple weeks before he died. Recognising the importance of the project to his daughter, he went along with it anyway.

Revisiting it over a year later, it’s become a study of grief and a reminder that the encounters that seem so inconsequential are anything but. Photographs can help us to reassess what lies in front of us, and Annika hopes that her project, titled “Passing”, will encourage people to see their loved ones in a fresh light, just as she did.

“I think it’s very valuable to look at what’s actually happening, not what we wish happened,” she says. “A lot of the time we question, ‘Should our families be different?…But then, does it really matter?”

Story continues at link in bio.🔗
words: @himeganwilliams

He didn’t love the camera being on him—“I think because he thought he wasn’t photogenic.” Photographer @annikaweertz turned the lens on her father a couple weeks before he died. Recognising the importance of the project to his daughter, he went along with it anyway.

Revisiting it over a year later, it’s become a study of grief and a reminder that the encounters that seem so inconsequential are anything but. Photographs can help us to reassess what lies in front of us, and Annika hopes that her project, titled “Passing”, will encourage people to see their loved ones in a fresh light, just as she did.

“I think it’s very valuable to look at what’s actually happening, not what we wish happened,” she says. “A lot of the time we question, ‘Should our families be different?…But then, does it really matter?”

Story continues at link in bio.🔗
words: @himeganwilliams

He didn’t love the camera being on him—“I think because he thought he wasn’t photogenic.” Photographer @annikaweertz turned the lens on her father a couple weeks before he died. Recognising the importance of the project to his daughter, he went along with it anyway.

Revisiting it over a year later, it’s become a study of grief and a reminder that the encounters that seem so inconsequential are anything but. Photographs can help us to reassess what lies in front of us, and Annika hopes that her project, titled “Passing”, will encourage people to see their loved ones in a fresh light, just as she did.

“I think it’s very valuable to look at what’s actually happening, not what we wish happened,” she says. “A lot of the time we question, ‘Should our families be different?…But then, does it really matter?”

Story continues at link in bio.🔗
words: @himeganwilliams

Coming to Marseille this week ! On Thursday, with @wepresent we open « Rapunzel », a solo exhibition by Lithuanian photographer Silvia Draz @silviadraz.

Situated between fashion and portraiture, Silvia Draz’s work is shaped by her darkroom practice; soft light and a delicate yet mysterious aesthetic. With her series Rapunzel, she draws inspiration from historical photographs of women with extraordinarily long hair, reinterpreting this visual heritage through contemporary portraits rooted in intimacy, memory and self-expression.

Echoing the exhibition, artist Gab Bois @gabbois will take over the façade of FACES with a temporary installation extending some of the visual motifs of Rapunzel into the public space.

Join us upstairs at our new floor @faces_galerie

📍 FACES — 232 rue d’Endoume, Marseille 7e

OPENING — May 21 • 6:30 PM / 10 PM

Coming to Marseille this week ! On Thursday, with @wepresent we open « Rapunzel », a solo exhibition by Lithuanian photographer Silvia Draz @silviadraz.

Situated between fashion and portraiture, Silvia Draz’s work is shaped by her darkroom practice; soft light and a delicate yet mysterious aesthetic. With her series Rapunzel, she draws inspiration from historical photographs of women with extraordinarily long hair, reinterpreting this visual heritage through contemporary portraits rooted in intimacy, memory and self-expression.

Echoing the exhibition, artist Gab Bois @gabbois will take over the façade of FACES with a temporary installation extending some of the visual motifs of Rapunzel into the public space.

Join us upstairs at our new floor @faces_galerie

📍 FACES — 232 rue d’Endoume, Marseille 7e

OPENING — May 21 • 6:30 PM / 10 PM

Coming to Marseille this week ! On Thursday, with @wepresent we open « Rapunzel », a solo exhibition by Lithuanian photographer Silvia Draz @silviadraz.

Situated between fashion and portraiture, Silvia Draz’s work is shaped by her darkroom practice; soft light and a delicate yet mysterious aesthetic. With her series Rapunzel, she draws inspiration from historical photographs of women with extraordinarily long hair, reinterpreting this visual heritage through contemporary portraits rooted in intimacy, memory and self-expression.

Echoing the exhibition, artist Gab Bois @gabbois will take over the façade of FACES with a temporary installation extending some of the visual motifs of Rapunzel into the public space.

Join us upstairs at our new floor @faces_galerie

📍 FACES — 232 rue d’Endoume, Marseille 7e

OPENING — May 21 • 6:30 PM / 10 PM

Somewhere between Niger and Benin, photographer @tamibebourdanne sits in the backseat of a car. The windows on both sides are framing the changing landscape and offering him excerpts of a larger story he wants to tell.

We caught up with him about this new series which he’s considering a road trip story. He tells us how the journey has taught him that “the world, when seen slowly and openly, is endlessly alive.”

He hopes to build a future archive by photographing life in the many ways it’s lived today across West Africa. But it was on return trips to his parent’s countries of Chad, Niger and Nigeria, that documentary work first started to make sense to him.

🔗Story continues at link in bio
words: @alixrosecowie

Somewhere between Niger and Benin, photographer @tamibebourdanne sits in the backseat of a car. The windows on both sides are framing the changing landscape and offering him excerpts of a larger story he wants to tell.

We caught up with him about this new series which he’s considering a road trip story. He tells us how the journey has taught him that “the world, when seen slowly and openly, is endlessly alive.”

He hopes to build a future archive by photographing life in the many ways it’s lived today across West Africa. But it was on return trips to his parent’s countries of Chad, Niger and Nigeria, that documentary work first started to make sense to him.

🔗Story continues at link in bio
words: @alixrosecowie

Somewhere between Niger and Benin, photographer @tamibebourdanne sits in the backseat of a car. The windows on both sides are framing the changing landscape and offering him excerpts of a larger story he wants to tell.

We caught up with him about this new series which he’s considering a road trip story. He tells us how the journey has taught him that “the world, when seen slowly and openly, is endlessly alive.”

He hopes to build a future archive by photographing life in the many ways it’s lived today across West Africa. But it was on return trips to his parent’s countries of Chad, Niger and Nigeria, that documentary work first started to make sense to him.

🔗Story continues at link in bio
words: @alixrosecowie

Somewhere between Niger and Benin, photographer @tamibebourdanne sits in the backseat of a car. The windows on both sides are framing the changing landscape and offering him excerpts of a larger story he wants to tell.

We caught up with him about this new series which he’s considering a road trip story. He tells us how the journey has taught him that “the world, when seen slowly and openly, is endlessly alive.”

He hopes to build a future archive by photographing life in the many ways it’s lived today across West Africa. But it was on return trips to his parent’s countries of Chad, Niger and Nigeria, that documentary work first started to make sense to him.

🔗Story continues at link in bio
words: @alixrosecowie

Somewhere between Niger and Benin, photographer @tamibebourdanne sits in the backseat of a car. The windows on both sides are framing the changing landscape and offering him excerpts of a larger story he wants to tell.

We caught up with him about this new series which he’s considering a road trip story. He tells us how the journey has taught him that “the world, when seen slowly and openly, is endlessly alive.”

He hopes to build a future archive by photographing life in the many ways it’s lived today across West Africa. But it was on return trips to his parent’s countries of Chad, Niger and Nigeria, that documentary work first started to make sense to him.

🔗Story continues at link in bio
words: @alixrosecowie

Our next cohort of selected artists, coming up on WePresent ⬇

Film from @husseinmardini , @luigi_sibona , @niellaharboine , @paddyking , @adamsingodia and @annikaweertz

Multimedia artworks from @lizabizaeilers
Painting from @douglasdesouza

Photography from @ravieb and @tamibebourdanne

With thanks to tho writers,
@yasmin.alra
@emilycsteer
@dalia.aldu
@himeganwilliams
@alixrosecowie
@gemfletcher

Our next cohort of selected artists, coming up on WePresent ⬇

Film from @husseinmardini , @luigi_sibona , @niellaharboine , @paddyking , @adamsingodia and @annikaweertz

Multimedia artworks from @lizabizaeilers
Painting from @douglasdesouza

Photography from @ravieb and @tamibebourdanne

With thanks to tho writers,
@yasmin.alra
@emilycsteer
@dalia.aldu
@himeganwilliams
@alixrosecowie
@gemfletcher

Our next cohort of selected artists, coming up on WePresent ⬇

Film from @husseinmardini , @luigi_sibona , @niellaharboine , @paddyking , @adamsingodia and @annikaweertz

Multimedia artworks from @lizabizaeilers
Painting from @douglasdesouza

Photography from @ravieb and @tamibebourdanne

With thanks to tho writers,
@yasmin.alra
@emilycsteer
@dalia.aldu
@himeganwilliams
@alixrosecowie
@gemfletcher

Our next cohort of selected artists, coming up on WePresent ⬇

Film from @husseinmardini , @luigi_sibona , @niellaharboine , @paddyking , @adamsingodia and @annikaweertz

Multimedia artworks from @lizabizaeilers
Painting from @douglasdesouza

Photography from @ravieb and @tamibebourdanne

With thanks to tho writers,
@yasmin.alra
@emilycsteer
@dalia.aldu
@himeganwilliams
@alixrosecowie
@gemfletcher

Our next cohort of selected artists, coming up on WePresent ⬇

Film from @husseinmardini , @luigi_sibona , @niellaharboine , @paddyking , @adamsingodia and @annikaweertz

Multimedia artworks from @lizabizaeilers
Painting from @douglasdesouza

Photography from @ravieb and @tamibebourdanne

With thanks to tho writers,
@yasmin.alra
@emilycsteer
@dalia.aldu
@himeganwilliams
@alixrosecowie
@gemfletcher

Our next cohort of selected artists, coming up on WePresent ⬇

Film from @husseinmardini , @luigi_sibona , @niellaharboine , @paddyking , @adamsingodia and @annikaweertz

Multimedia artworks from @lizabizaeilers
Painting from @douglasdesouza

Photography from @ravieb and @tamibebourdanne

With thanks to tho writers,
@yasmin.alra
@emilycsteer
@dalia.aldu
@himeganwilliams
@alixrosecowie
@gemfletcher

Our next cohort of selected artists, coming up on WePresent ⬇

Film from @husseinmardini , @luigi_sibona , @niellaharboine , @paddyking , @adamsingodia and @annikaweertz

Multimedia artworks from @lizabizaeilers
Painting from @douglasdesouza

Photography from @ravieb and @tamibebourdanne

With thanks to tho writers,
@yasmin.alra
@emilycsteer
@dalia.aldu
@himeganwilliams
@alixrosecowie
@gemfletcher

Our next cohort of selected artists, coming up on WePresent ⬇

Film from @husseinmardini , @luigi_sibona , @niellaharboine , @paddyking , @adamsingodia and @annikaweertz

Multimedia artworks from @lizabizaeilers
Painting from @douglasdesouza

Photography from @ravieb and @tamibebourdanne

With thanks to tho writers,
@yasmin.alra
@emilycsteer
@dalia.aldu
@himeganwilliams
@alixrosecowie
@gemfletcher

Our next cohort of selected artists, coming up on WePresent ⬇

Film from @husseinmardini , @luigi_sibona , @niellaharboine , @paddyking , @adamsingodia and @annikaweertz

Multimedia artworks from @lizabizaeilers
Painting from @douglasdesouza

Photography from @ravieb and @tamibebourdanne

With thanks to tho writers,
@yasmin.alra
@emilycsteer
@dalia.aldu
@himeganwilliams
@alixrosecowie
@gemfletcher

NEW EXHIBITION — SILVIA DRAZ

1 week to go. On May 21st, in collaboration with @wepresent × Faces, we are pleased to welcome photographer @silviadraz for a new exhibition presented on our 1st floor.

“Rapunzel”
Through portraits of women with exceptionally long hair, Silvia Draz explores newfound freedom, self-expression, and the intimate as well as cultural significance of hair.

Opening : May 21st - 18:30 — 22:00

🍷Drinks & meet the artist
📍 Faces, 232 rue d’Endoume 13007 Marseille

Now streaming on WePresent: this powerful short film from duo @luigi_sibona and @niellaharboine exploring the impact of depression, a family under pressure and the freedom found in nature.

“Far From the Plains” is a story of two parts. In a dark London flat, a depressed mother lives with her devoted teenage son. The mother’s body is overrun by an expansive black mould which creeps up the walls and threatens to devour them both.

“She’s sort of fermenting in this house”, explains Arboine. These claustrophobic scenes are contrasted with the boy’s discovery of a rare green city space, with @kojeyradical playing the nurturing stable hand.

Drawing on personal experiences, the filmmaker duo wanted to explore “how children use their imagination to cope with grief, pain and disaster”, citing films “Life of Pi” and “Pan’s Labyrinth” as key inspirations.

🔗 Story continues- link in bio.Words: @emilycsteer

~Far From The Plains~

By @luigi_sibona and @niellaharboine
@hollow_films @noir.productions @grey__moth
Starring @kojeyradical & @amaribacchus_and @faith.alabi
Director of Photography: @jordanstephensdop
Producer: @jackfiltness
Associate Producer: @alexayodele.o
Exec Producers: @javieralejandroxldn Greg Smith @chuckiemakesfilms @ditchweed
@jamieb0lton @alfieeeeeee7
Editor: @oliviabohac
Composer: @hollieboohiya
Casting Director: @jonnyboutwoodcasting

Now streaming on WePresent: this powerful short film from duo @luigi_sibona and @niellaharboine exploring the impact of depression, a family under pressure and the freedom found in nature.

“Far From the Plains” is a story of two parts. In a dark London flat, a depressed mother lives with her devoted teenage son. The mother’s body is overrun by an expansive black mould which creeps up the walls and threatens to devour them both.

“She’s sort of fermenting in this house”, explains Arboine. These claustrophobic scenes are contrasted with the boy’s discovery of a rare green city space, with @kojeyradical playing the nurturing stable hand.

Drawing on personal experiences, the filmmaker duo wanted to explore “how children use their imagination to cope with grief, pain and disaster”, citing films “Life of Pi” and “Pan’s Labyrinth” as key inspirations.

🔗 Story continues- link in bio.Words: @emilycsteer

~Far From The Plains~

By @luigi_sibona and @niellaharboine
@hollow_films @noir.productions @grey__moth
Starring @kojeyradical & @amaribacchus_and @faith.alabi
Director of Photography: @jordanstephensdop
Producer: @jackfiltness
Associate Producer: @alexayodele.o
Exec Producers: @javieralejandroxldn Greg Smith @chuckiemakesfilms @ditchweed
@jamieb0lton @alfieeeeeee7
Editor: @oliviabohac
Composer: @hollieboohiya
Casting Director: @jonnyboutwoodcasting

Now streaming on WePresent: this powerful short film from duo @luigi_sibona and @niellaharboine exploring the impact of depression, a family under pressure and the freedom found in nature.

“Far From the Plains” is a story of two parts. In a dark London flat, a depressed mother lives with her devoted teenage son. The mother’s body is overrun by an expansive black mould which creeps up the walls and threatens to devour them both.

“She’s sort of fermenting in this house”, explains Arboine. These claustrophobic scenes are contrasted with the boy’s discovery of a rare green city space, with @kojeyradical playing the nurturing stable hand.

Drawing on personal experiences, the filmmaker duo wanted to explore “how children use their imagination to cope with grief, pain and disaster”, citing films “Life of Pi” and “Pan’s Labyrinth” as key inspirations.

🔗 Story continues- link in bio.Words: @emilycsteer

~Far From The Plains~

By @luigi_sibona and @niellaharboine
@hollow_films @noir.productions @grey__moth
Starring @kojeyradical & @amaribacchus_and @faith.alabi
Director of Photography: @jordanstephensdop
Producer: @jackfiltness
Associate Producer: @alexayodele.o
Exec Producers: @javieralejandroxldn Greg Smith @chuckiemakesfilms @ditchweed
@jamieb0lton @alfieeeeeee7
Editor: @oliviabohac
Composer: @hollieboohiya
Casting Director: @jonnyboutwoodcasting

Now streaming on WePresent: this powerful short film from duo @luigi_sibona and @niellaharboine exploring the impact of depression, a family under pressure and the freedom found in nature.

“Far From the Plains” is a story of two parts. In a dark London flat, a depressed mother lives with her devoted teenage son. The mother’s body is overrun by an expansive black mould which creeps up the walls and threatens to devour them both.

“She’s sort of fermenting in this house”, explains Arboine. These claustrophobic scenes are contrasted with the boy’s discovery of a rare green city space, with @kojeyradical playing the nurturing stable hand.

Drawing on personal experiences, the filmmaker duo wanted to explore “how children use their imagination to cope with grief, pain and disaster”, citing films “Life of Pi” and “Pan’s Labyrinth” as key inspirations.

🔗 Story continues- link in bio.Words: @emilycsteer

~Far From The Plains~

By @luigi_sibona and @niellaharboine
@hollow_films @noir.productions @grey__moth
Starring @kojeyradical & @amaribacchus_and @faith.alabi
Director of Photography: @jordanstephensdop
Producer: @jackfiltness
Associate Producer: @alexayodele.o
Exec Producers: @javieralejandroxldn Greg Smith @chuckiemakesfilms @ditchweed
@jamieb0lton @alfieeeeeee7
Editor: @oliviabohac
Composer: @hollieboohiya
Casting Director: @jonnyboutwoodcasting

Now streaming on WePresent: this powerful short film from duo @luigi_sibona and @niellaharboine exploring the impact of depression, a family under pressure and the freedom found in nature.

“Far From the Plains” is a story of two parts. In a dark London flat, a depressed mother lives with her devoted teenage son. The mother’s body is overrun by an expansive black mould which creeps up the walls and threatens to devour them both.

“She’s sort of fermenting in this house”, explains Arboine. These claustrophobic scenes are contrasted with the boy’s discovery of a rare green city space, with @kojeyradical playing the nurturing stable hand.

Drawing on personal experiences, the filmmaker duo wanted to explore “how children use their imagination to cope with grief, pain and disaster”, citing films “Life of Pi” and “Pan’s Labyrinth” as key inspirations.

🔗 Story continues- link in bio.Words: @emilycsteer

~Far From The Plains~

By @luigi_sibona and @niellaharboine
@hollow_films @noir.productions @grey__moth
Starring @kojeyradical & @amaribacchus_and @faith.alabi
Director of Photography: @jordanstephensdop
Producer: @jackfiltness
Associate Producer: @alexayodele.o
Exec Producers: @javieralejandroxldn Greg Smith @chuckiemakesfilms @ditchweed
@jamieb0lton @alfieeeeeee7
Editor: @oliviabohac
Composer: @hollieboohiya
Casting Director: @jonnyboutwoodcasting