Based in Sweden, Erik employs a mix of experimental analogue techniques – a process of deconstructing and layering – that results in striking, Rothko-reminiscent works that he describes as both “finished and unfinished.”

Art imitating life, or life imitating art? Simon’s infamous stills – featuring his crew and shot during lunch breaks on set – become the concept for a fashion shoot as he makes his debut as a photographer, with an editorial spread for Dazed (@dazed @dazedfashion). What a genius commission by @imruh!

This Turkish photographer’s aesthetic contrasts queer sensuality and religious iconography with stark lighting and clean lines to create beautifully incongruous images.

Ujin blends age-old Taiwanese origami traditions with cutting-edge CGI manipulation, to create virtual worlds that fuse the digital and imaginary.

From a waterlogged piano to a sofa made of giant ice-cubes to capturing more everyday instances of surrealism like the sky reflected in puddles, Emma’s film’s provide a glimpse into a surprising, playful universe.

Channelling a high-energy, youthful aesthetic, we love the way this Madrid-born, London-based photographer situates his subjects in unexpected locations to create strikingly playful images.