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Troika Editions Photographer Paul Hart talks about the forest and trees he photographed for his book "Truncated". A meticulous craftsman, Paul has produced some beautifully textual and observed hand-printed black and white images for this book.
Mar 21, 2012

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Troika Editions Photographer Joachim Froese describes how the death of his mother inspired him to create the series "Archive", in which he used her books and china to construct improbable photographic still lifes. For Joachim these constructions are metaphors for memory, which he argues is also constructed in our heads.
Feb 23, 2012

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Troika Editions Kenji Hirasawa is a young Japanese artist for whom the discovery of a thermal imaging camera gave him the opportunity to photograph what he sees as the presence of life, in beautiful heightened colour. Progressing with this technique he not quite ready to turn his camera on death, so instead opted to photograph the "life-less-ness" of waxwork figures in Madame Tussauds.
Oct 30, 2011

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Troika Editions Photographer Bill Jackson talks about his series Head inspired by his chance finds of a podium and a dressmaker's dummy head. In turns wacky and disturbing, Bill's new series retains his trademark humour.
May 19, 2011

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Troika Editions Photographer Victoria Jenkins has taken on the role of modern day alchemist and created her own nonsense experiments that follow Karl Gustav Jung's idea that alchemy was in fact an allegory for personal improvement, not a serious attempt to change lead into gold. With her customary humour she has introduced shredded modern self-help books into each setup as representative of the contemporary version of this alchemy.
Oct 21, 2010

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Troika Editions Photographic artist Sachiyo Nishimura in her series "Trace 2" uses pre-determined operations such as flipping, cropping and rotational transformation to create her abstract graphic variations derived from photographs of ordinary power cables.
Sep 19, 2010

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Troika Editions Photographer Virgílio Ferreira in his series "Daily Pilgrims" created images in some the biggest cities in Asia, such as Bangkok, Shanghai and Hong Kong, in which he gives a sense of the people he saw on the streets. By not focusing on the subjects of his portraits but instead on the backgrounds he begins to show some of the otherness and mystery that he felt as a foreigner.
Sep 3, 2010

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Troika Editions Photographer Nicolas Ferrando argues that photography is never a portrayal of reality, but in fact it is always a representation by its author. This is idea is central to all his work and something he makes visually explicit through the device of paper bags on the heads of his protagonists.
Jul 15, 2010

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