LOOK UP CONEFLOWERLOOK UP CONEFLOWER ET Projects' "Look Up" series was conceived during the COVID 19 pandemic, a time when freedom to play and gather was severely restricted, especially for older communities. "Look Up" sought to safely unite one retirement community, offering them a new perspective on themselves. Residents, holding vibrant umbrellas, marched, danced, and hummed, creating a joyful kaleidoscope captured from above by drones and cameras. Collaborating

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This approach creates an ethereal

opening up new dimensions through transparent horizons—experimenting with transformation

Argentine photographer Ezequiel Montero Swinnen's Viento series is shot in the countryside of La Pampa

Miami-based artist Briggs Edward Solomon draws inspiration from the minimalist movement of the 1960s

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Los Angeles-based artist Natasha Martin is continually inspired by the optimism of florals

Bacon believes that art provides a unique

emotional brush strokes

But above all

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