Between two worlds

In her orbital command center, Marfa watched over the twin planets of Synthia and Voss through the expansive window. As the chief engineer of the interplanetary project, she was tasked with stabilizing the atmospheric bridge between the two worlds. The green and blue hues of the planets glowed brightly, reflecting off the myriad of monitors displaying vital data streams. Marfa’s fingers flew across the holographic controls, adjusting energy flows and recalibrating the alignment systems. A…

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Uğur Gallenkuş is a Turkish graphic designer who aims to draw attention to various injustices happening all over the world. He creates dramatic collages by combining photographs from different parts of the world to show the extreme contrast between them and his art is truly eye-opening.

Powerful photos of peace and war combined, these images are striking in many ways and show us proof about how lucky we really are. Regardless, of...

Alice in Wonderland statue in London.

History (and sometimes, unfortunately, current events) shows us just how easily international borders can change, but we still like to think that they are permanent fixtures. These photos of different country borders around the world show you how both friendly and hostile nations like to fence off their turf.

Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz, pseudonym Witkacy, was a Polish painter, novelist, and playwright, well known as a dramatist in the period between the two world wars. After studying at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków, Witkiewicz traveled in Germany, France, and Italy. In 1914 he left for Australia as the artist and photographer of an anthropological expedition led by Bronisław Malinowski. Three years later, as a reserve officer in the Russian Army, Witkiewicz witnessed the Russian…

Hello everyone. I am Uğur Gallenkuş, an Istanbul-based digital artist. I create collages juxtaposing two images including the work of some of today’s most intrepid photojournalists.