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Karen Jerzyk is a photographer based in New Hampshire, but her unique photography style pushes her to travel around the globe does not let her bound herself there, or really even bound her to Earth. She talks here about the behind scenes on the process of her whimsical photo scenes, ones that often star a lonely astronaut (which she had to get TSA approved), the research behind finding the places we often overlook, and transforming them into sets beyond our imagination. She gets real with us on the secret behind her boundless creativity, hard work, and intentional effort behind every photo.
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Drawings from Belo Horizonte, State of Minas Gerais, Brazil
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Lena Vargas l Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional, Dominican Republic
Story: Escaping the Future
Many circumstances may change in the future, but one of the things I believe will stay the same is our need for escaping, feeling something more than the mere reality. Imagine if we…
When legends truly come to life! People sitting around bonfire during night time
Kannur - Kerala - India
The great stories of Kerala are often retold using art forms. It is here that our legends truly come to life. Theyyam is a famous ritual art form that originated in North Kerala which brings to …
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Julia Gaspar l Oaxaca, Mexico
This dance is known today is of Mixtec and Spanish origin from the viceregal era; With the dance of the feather it was sought to represent the conquest of the valley of and the Mesoamerican dominions led by Moctezuma at the hands of Hernán …
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