Sarah Moroz

'Mirror Studies' is a beautiful, disorienting blend of nude bodies — in which the photographer and the viewer are both present.

The year the country won independence in 1960, Sanlé opened a photo studio, where teens would flock to have their portraits taken in a mélange of traditional costumes and modish street clothes.

'Drummies' chronicles an aspirational world where young women can cast off stereotypes and create a positive space for themselves.

Stephanie Pfriender Stylander's work is truly wild and untamed

The photographer's series is an homage to budding femininity.

Ugandan photographer Sarah Waiswa documents a woman’s defiance in the face of discrimination in her award-winning series Stranger in a Familiar Land.

Filmmaker and photojournalist Seamus Murphy talks to i-D about his new collaborative show with the one and only PJ Harvey, a project which took them from the East Coast to the Middle East and beyond.

An extensive amateur photo collection from trailblazing director Sébastien Lifshitz reveals much about this century of LGBTQ issues.

The original binary-breaking electropop provocateur talks to i-D about the disruptive power of nudity.

Stefanie Zofia Schulz spent two years documenting the daily life of families stuck in the asylum-seeker housing system.

From his wild nights at Le Palace in the 80s (when he worked for Yves Saint Laurent) to his second career as a designer of whimsical interiors, Vincent Darré’s life has always gravitated towards the eccentric and glamorous.

A new retrospective of the French photographer's work displays portraits of Madonna and Mila Jovovich, female inmates and transgender youth.