
Andrew Miksys
American photographer Andrew Miksys has transformed the monotonous act of bus commuting into something more than mundane. Over eight years, he clandestinely photographed the vulnerable faces of Lithuanian passengers through foggy bus windows, which gave birth to the series titled Buses.



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The work of Washington DC-artist Michael Dotson goes a ways to satisfying my insatiable colour sweet tooth. His work makes my eyes light up. Colour aside, Dotson’s cleanly simplified, geometric renderings of various spaces are a treat. Often abstract to the extent that it’s difficult to truly interpret the space, it ultimately leaves the imagination with something to chew on. Read more
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