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Reality and Imagined Meditative States Converge in Tomás Sánchez’s Tranquil...
“Light: Outside, Inside” (2021), acrylic on linen, 100 x 80 centimeters. All images © Tomás Sánchez, shared with permission Through serene, idyllic landscapes, Tomás Sánchez visualizes his...
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A Hazy Stream Drifts Across a Spring Landscape in an Enchanting Series of...
All images © Jennifer Esseiva, shared with permission Back in spring, Swiss photographer Jennifer Esseiva visited the remote forests of Vallorbe, Switzerland, as the trees and rugged, wooded terrain...
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Marked with Pattern and Texture, Hula’s Murals Appear to Emerge from the Sea
All images © Sean Yoro, shared with permission To paint his murals, Sean Yoro, aka Hula, yields to the shifting tides of the ocean. The Los Angeles-based artist (previously) paddles out to underpasses...
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Composed Photographic Works by Kylli Sparre Consider Restriction and Movement
“Sound of Deniance.” All images © Kylli Sparre, shared with permission A sense of confinement pervades Kylli Sparre’s most recent photographic works, which center on figures trapped in clear vessels,...
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The Precious Nature of Water Ripples Through Maya Lin’s Sprawling Installations
“Marble Chesapeake & Delaware Bay” (2022), glass marbles and adhesive. Image courtesy of the artist and Pace Gallery. All photos by Echard Wheeler, shared with permission Water is both versatile...
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Nature and Nostalgia Merge in Assemblages Made from Vintage Boxes by David Cass
All images © David Cass, shared with permission In the multi-media works of Athens-based artist David Cass, memories and tokens of bygone eras are assembled into compositions that evoke both nostalgia...
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A Surprising Photo Captures an Osprey Gently Gliding Along the Water’s Surface
Image © Andy Woo, shared with permission Ospreys, the large raptors with barbed talons and dense, oily plumage, feed almost exclusively on fish and are known to completely submerge themselves in the...
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A Nearly 500-Page Monograph Chronicles Three Decades of Olafur Eliasson’s...
“The weather project” (2003), monofrequency lamps, projection screen, haze machines, foil mirror, aluminum, scaffolding, 26.7 x 22.3 x 155.44 meters, installation view at Tate Modern, London. Photo by...
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Hazy Water Veils Vibrant Bouquets in Mystery in Robert Peek’s Photographs
All images © Robert Peek, shared with permission Fresh flowers emerge through a smoke-like substance in the eerie images of Netherlands-based photographer Robert Peek (previously). Arranged in bouquets...
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Innumerable Layers of Glass Evoke Movement in Nature in K. William Lequier’s...
“Vestige.” All images by Gerard Roy, © K. William LeQuier, shared with permission Crashing waves and ice crystals sprawling across a window pane are two of the naturally occurring motions reflected in...
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Paul Nicklen Photographs the Colorado River as It Etches Itself Like Veiny...
“Written in Water.” All images © Paul Nicklen, shared with permission It is a common understanding in writing studies that to recount a disastrous event in literal and graphic detail may damper the...
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Explosive Photos by Ray Collins Capture the Ocean’s Mercurial Nature As It...
“VII.” All images © Ray Collins, shared with permission Ever fickle, the ocean and all its excitable energy provide endless fodder for Ray Collins (previously). The Australian photographer, who is...
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Forceful Waves Rip Across Lake Erie in Tempestuous Photos by Trevor Pottelberg
All images © Trevor Pottelberg, shared with permission When fall and winter storms send turbulent waves across Lake Erie, Canadian photographer Trevor Pottelberg documents the volatile eruptions that...
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Diverse Ecosystems Merge in Hyperrealistic Paintings of Flora and Fauna by...
“High Tide” (2022), acrylic on panel. All images © Lisa Ericson, shared with permission Ecosystems intermingle and mammals find themselves immersed in an increasingly watery world in Lisa Ericson’s...
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Tiers of Dyed Water Burst into Perfectly Concentric Circles in Jack Long’s...
All images © Jack Long, shared with permission For at least a decade, Jack Long has paired his day job in advertising photography with a growing archive of personal projects that explore the energetic,...
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The Denizens of ‘Submersia’ Breathe New Life into Ancient Artifacts in Oil...
“Amphibian Resurfaced” (2022), oil on canvas, 60 x 48 inches. All images © Kajahl, shared with permission courtesy of moniquemeloche From his studio overlooking Monterey Bay, California, Kajahl has...
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In Tom Hegen’s Aerial Photos, Swimmers and Loungers Texture Two Florida...
All images © Tom Hegen, shared with permission As much of the northern hemisphere braces for gray, wintery weather, photographer Tom Hegen (previously) highlights the warm, vibrant oceanside of...
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Intricate Sculptures by Zheng Lu Suspend Splashes of Water in Stainless Steel
“Water in Dripping – Group of Warblers” (2022), stainless steel, 102 3/8 x 68 7/8 x 122 inches. All images © Zheng Lu, shared with permission courtesy of HOFA Gallery Harnessing the energy of water in...
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Sunlight Illuminates Undulating Kelp Forests in Underwater Photographs by...
All images © Doug Klug, shared with permission If you’ve walked along an ocean shoreline, chances are you’ve stumbled upon the crumpled, brownish-green tendrils of kelp washed up at high tide. Despite...
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Sisterhood and Maternal Bonds Surface in Sonia Alins’ Ethereal Illustrations...
“Amor maternal.” All images © Sophie Alins, shared with permission In Greek mythology, the Oceanid nymphs are the daughters of Oceanus, the great world-encompassing river, and a sea goddess named...
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