We introduce you Harry Lawtey, the actor from the Lena Dunham’s HBO and BBC Two drama, INDUSTRY. After his studies at Sylvia Young Theatre School and Drama Centre London, Harry got his first big role on screen with INDUSTRY but…
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“Ego death” by Luke Abby for dsection
Luke Abby hails from Kent, England, and first picked up the camera at age 15. After a few years working as a professional set designer in both London and New York, LUKE FOLLOWED his OLD passion for photography and moving…
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HAPPY 10TH ANNIVERSARY DSECTION: pre-order now
We are so happy to present you our 10th anniversary edition volume 1 “connected” This 25th hardcover edition with 504 pages of photography is our most complete project. We started working on it in November 2020 and due to all…
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Coordinates by Michael Anastassiades
A light installation at DSECTION CREATIVE STUDIO
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Book of the week: ‘ARAKI’
Taschen is celebrating the 40th anniversary with 512 pages of a retrospective of Araki’s carrer. Easier to get in a new, compact format, Araki takes us on a journey through its best known territory: Tokyo street scenes; faces and foods;…
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Justice, no peace
Model-turned-activist, Justice, talks to director Oliver Warren about his experiences during 2020’s #blacklivesmatter movement in NYC STARRING Justice DIRECTED by Oliver Warren
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See Naples and Die
photographed by Sam Gregg
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William Franklyn-Miller is Away Home for dsection.
“The first time I spent a long time away from home was actually in Seattle. I flew from Melbourne in Australia by myself to the US. I was 13, and I remember it seeming like a pretty cool adventure, though…
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Travel to Senegal: by Milena Villalon
“I’VE BEEN LIVING AWAY FROM HOME FOR 8 YEARS, SO I HAD TO LEARN HOW TO BUILD UP MY SPACE AND FEEL GOOD WHILE BEING FAR FROM MY FAMILY. IT WAS IMPORTANT FOR ME TO BE ABLE TO CREATE MY…
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#blacklivesmatter Protests in NYC Photographed by Cameron Mccnee
“No Justice, No Peace.” IT IS VERY IMPORTANT NOT TO FORGET. IT IS IMPORTANT NOT TO BE OBLIVIOUS TO THE MOMENT, SHOUTING! IT IS TIME FOR A CHANGE THAT SHOULD HAVE ALREADY HAPPENED. AND PHOTOGRAPHY IMMORTALIZES THOSE MOMENTS, THOSE SCREAMS…
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