Under the Kingdom
Fourteen metres of Christ on an eleventh-century Arab fortress. It was raised in 1926, dynamited in 1936 and raised again in 1951, and the head of the first one is still up there, face down. Our…
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Water, a lake, coal, a letter
The four works on this page were made in different parts of Europe and tell four different stories. Water running out in southern Italy. A drained lake and the family memory of it. Coal country after…
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Daniel Cole, finalist for the Pulitzer Prize
The Pulitzer Prize Board announced the winners and finalists of its 2026 edition on Monday, May 4, at Columbia University in New York. Among the finalists in Breaking News Photography is the…
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Coordinates of Memory
Reimagining: The Spanish Civil War is an interactive documentary map that places archival photographs in dialogue with contemporary work made on the same ground. You click a location, two images…
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Closing the Chapter: EF at La Biennal de Mislata
La Biennal de Mislata is the latest stop for Eroding Franco. Between 2025 and 2026, this work has moved through different places and different contexts. Each time, it’s been the same image and a…
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Another Cover for our Investigation
In 2026, Ambienta (Issue 145) takes on a connection that feels urgent: democratic memory and the environment, unpacking how Francoism shaped the land and how the land still carries those decisions.…
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