Roger Ballen is an American geologist, living in South Africa, who is very much on top of the photography world. He directed the stunning video for Die Antwood’s I Fink U Freaky, amongst other notable achievements. Yes, he’s a true master.

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It’s been two years since Erwin Olaf presented us with this clever and magnificent short. I still keep going there once in a while. It’s brilliant and wise.

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I need you to be my best cyber friend for seven minutes. I need 200 cyber friends to do Cyber Portraits blurred and pixeled and without background like any other cyber relation. I want to shoot all my new cyber best friends. And after I shoot you, you can cyber delete me again. Interested? Let me know.

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A dramatic love story has to be clever enough to still give you smiles. Tabu has it – photography like no other with a magnificent story that makes you want to walk along the river looking for crocodiles. This was a winner of the 2012 Berlin Film Festival: the FIPRESCI Jury Prize and Alfred Baeur Prize for Artistic Innovation.

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Ryoji Ikeda is a DominaMatrix who decided to play with sounds and videos and our own minds getting them hypnotized and putting them in a marvellous trance without the need of any other psychotropic drugs except her own work. I’m in. And I’m addicted.

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Because it’s good to have some good contemporary deconstructed cubist mixed face expressions painted over A4 size paper, I vote for Macsime Simon. He is a cool guy.

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