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DAVID PAYR / The short series of photographs Patrouille documents the boarder patrol in Burgenland / Austria. Till 1989 there was the Iron Curtain - dividing Austria and Hungary. David Payr is an Austrian photographer graduated at AustriaAcademy of Fine Arts Vienna / Art and Photography.
EZIO D’AGOSTINO / Here is the link to support 14.644 the self published book by the Italian photographer Ezio D’Agostino. «Almost 20 years ago, when I was just a child, i was flicking through my parent’s wedding photographs album. In one of the picture, there was a young man, smiling alone. I’ve never seen him before, so I asked my father about him. He told me: «This is Umberto, your cousin; a few years after the marriage, he decided to disappear. Nobody knows what he did, and nobody knows where he could be today. We have just our “last Umberto’s picture”, smiling behind his 70’s glasses. In 2010, I decided to work at my new photographic project about something that was in my mind from so many years. I called this project 14.644. 14.644 is the number of people who have disappeared in Italy since 1975. Approximately 400 per year, more than one every day. Until now, none of them have been found. The original idea was to organize these photographs - togheter with a graphic designer, a photo-editor and a journalist - to self-publish our first photo book : that’s what we are trying to do today.»
VALERY RIZZO / Featured in PDN’s Photo Book NYC, a new project in conjunction with Blurb calling for the best New York City related photography. From the iconic grandeur of the skyline, to the heart of the communities, 36 selected photographers showed the city’s boroughs. The book was designed by Elizabeth Avedon.