September 20–26, 2026
A look at what was published on Edge of Humanity Magazine last week.
PHOTOGRAPHY & ART
Menos Pausa And The Continuous Transformation Of The Female Body
Ana Leal
Ana Leal’s Menos Pausa explores the continuous transformation of the female body through photography and experimental processes. The series reflects on aging, menopause, memory, vulnerability and change.
Psychometry Blending The Human & Manmade
David M. Grossman
David M. Grossman combines photographs of people with images of urban environments in Los Angeles and New York. His analog process creates unexpected connections between the human figure and the manmade world.
Finding Freedom Through Creative Expression
Sonja Hesslow
Sonja Hesslow’s The Bird Figure Is My Alter Ego uses a handmade bird figure as a symbol of creative freedom. The project combines photography, imagination and a personal exploration of artistic expression.
Creating Stories With The Three-Hole Pinhole Blender
Edward Levinson
Edward Levinson’s Mind Games uses a three-hole pinhole camera to combine separate scenes directly onto film. The resulting photographs explore visual associations, humor, irony and social observation.
Where History Remains In Stone Metal & Light
Felipe Martín-Serrano Ortiz
Felipe Martín-Serrano Ortiz photographs historic architecture, industrial heritage, urban spaces and night landscapes. His work focuses on the atmosphere and traces of history found within these places.
The Salt Marshes Of Morecambe Bay Where The Tides Shape The Landscape
Victoria Vykhodtseva
Victoria Vykhodtseva’s Salt Marshes of Lancashire documents Morecambe Bay through changing tides, weather and light. The series developed from walks through the landscape during the 2020 UK lockdown.
Photography Beyond The Lens When Photography Turned Native Americans Into Images
Photography Beyond The Lens
This article examines nineteenth-century photography of Native Americans in the United States and how photographers controlled the way their subjects were presented. It looks at the relationship between photography, representation and historical record.
Motherhood In The Shadows Of Everyday Life
Ekaterina Grutsa
The Texture of Intimacy explores motherhood through quiet domestic moments, natural light and deep shadows. Ekaterina Grutsa creates intimate, painterly images that move away from conventional family photography.
REVIEWS
Edge Of Humanity Magazine Presents Jeanette Gibson And Her Exploration Of AI And Perception
Jeanette Gibson
Jeanette Gibson explores perception, reality and artificial intelligence through surreal imagery and digital portraiture. Her work combines symbolism and imagination while considering the changing relationship between human creativity and AI.
Edge Of Humanity Magazine Explores Ylva Sjögren And Expressionism
Ylva Sjögren
Ylva Sjögren’s expressionist paintings explore loneliness, aging and the passage of time. Her experiences working with elderly people living with dementia have also influenced her exploration of human existence and connection.
Edge Of Humanity Magazine Features Ana Leal And Menos Pausa
Ana Leal
This review presents Ana Leal’s Menos Pausa, exploring the female body and its transformation over time. The work combines photography and tactile interventions to address memory, vulnerability and aging.
Edge Of Humanity Magazine Presents Edward Levinson And Mind Games
Edward Levinson
Edward Levinson’s Mind Games demonstrates the possibilities of three-hole pinhole photography. His analog process produces layered images built around unexpected visual relationships.
Edge Of Humanity Magazine Presents Felipe Martín-Serrano Ortiz Historic Architecture Industrial Heritage Urban Spaces And Night Landscapes
Felipe Martín-Serrano Ortiz
This review presents Ortiz’s photographs of historic architecture, industrial heritage, urban spaces and night landscapes. His images focus on atmosphere, light and the history embedded in places.
Edge Of Humanity Magazine Features Victoria Vykhodtseva And Salt Marshes Of Lancashire
Victoria Vykhodtseva
The review presents Vykhodtseva’s Salt Marshes of Lancashire, a photographic study of Morecambe Bay shaped by tides, weather and light. The project grew from walks through the landscape during lockdown.
PROMOTIONS
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This promotion brings together the different opportunities available for photographers, artists and writers to present and promote their work through Edge of Humanity Magazine.
Street Photography Event The Final Frame Of The Year Coming November
The November Street Photography Event was announced as the final event of the 2026 series. The promotion invites photographers to participate before the event returns in January 2027.