Rather than presenting a single narrative of womanhood, Fem brings together Korean photobooks that explore women’s lives through diverse experiences,…

In the island-state of Singapore, lands and space are framed as scarce, limited resources whose value is measured against efficiency…

In the Comfort of All Things features the works of two Korea-based photographers, Park Cheol Kyu and MinzouChowon Ghim. Park…

Singapore Index unveils a remarkable early body of work by acclaimed filmmaker and artist Tan Pin Pin, with the majority…

The 10th SIPF Open Call Photobook Showcase celebrates the photobook as a living platform for image-makers, a medium where personal,…

A Kind of Magic examines photography as a space where memory, absence, and imagination converge. The project approaches the photographic…

Ying Ang’s Fruiting Bodies reimagines the mushroom as both a biological form and a feminist metaphor – an emergent, generative…

“Rattus Sapience—“the intelligent rat”—is a project by Maryia Karneyenka, whose title instantly evokes associations with modern human civilization. It conveys…

Waterworks, an exploration of New York City’s water supply and wastewater treatment systems, is a new and expanded edition of…

Mixed is a vivid and inquisitive exploration of identity by Norwegian artist Dev Dhunsi, whose mixed heritage forms the book’s…

“Where the Yuan weaves the orchid,” “Yuan Zhi Li Lan” in mandarin, comes from THE SONGS OF CHU, “The Lady…

Search Engine – of which this book is a reproduction – is a series of ‘catalogue cards’ featuring photographs sourced…

We Came for Games is a humanist project that advocates equality, respect and solidarity between people and cultures. This artist’s…

“Becoming a parent is not only about joy, happiness, love, and fulfillment. It can also trigger anger, despair, exhaustion, fear,…

 Transitus Naturalis is a photo book that explores the transformations of the landscape over time, revealing its transition to landscaping…

ZHOU Yang’s photographic monographs Faërie was published by Posts & Telecom Press in China in September 2025. The book includes…

In his project Inter(Faces) of Predictions, which received the C/O Talent Award, Sheung Yiu examines how faces are used across…

I grew up witnessing the burgeoning cosmetic surgery industry, surrounded by judgements about my own appearance, feeling a strong connection…

Comprising a series of iconic street photographs recast as guerilla street posters – and later rephotographed as they decayed on…

A decade-long body of work by photographer Jo Choonman, documenting shipyards across Korea, is brought together in The Aesthetics of…

Belly of The Giant Serpent: Prophecy is a work concealed beneath the masks of fiction and the supernatural, which metaphorically…

“At the end of 2019, during a residency in Northeast China, I spent my time driving along the Yalu River….

In Ripples in the Pond, Bharat Sikka undertakes a nuanced exploration of Makharda, a peripheral township on the outskirts of…

“Skinship” is a widely used term in Japan describing the skin-to-skin, heart-to-heart bond between a mother and child, as well…

After my father was diagnosed with an incurable illness some years ago, I took photographs of him regularly. I took…

BEFORE BOOM! is a still image album between photography and animation, which describes a linear story taking place in three…

Shiretoko Peninsula, 2022. From 2018 onward, a brown bear repeatedly entered residential areas over a period of four years, attacking…

Power, intoxication, and control – this dangerous connection runs through history and is still highly relevant today. In Uschi Groos…

Elephant in the Room invites us into a world suspended between two realities. In this body of work, artist Bharat…

Notation(s) is a limited-edition artist’s book of 100 copies that traces how the artist organizes and understands her sensations and…

Normal human body temperature ranges from 36 to 37 degrees; 37 degrees serves as the threshold for thermal sensation. For…

Dead Fishes and Praying Mantis is a collaborative multimedia project by Ghanaian-German artist Calvin Hein and Ghanaian photographer Kay Kwabia…

At the heart of SIPF’s programming lies the Portfolio Open Call Showcase, a cornerstone of the festival that has, across…

Ashes and fire fluttering and disappearing into the wind; dust and earth intertwining and rolling in the water. The elements…

This project explores the distortions of memory through photographs of domestic celebrations in the USSR. The book is based on…

I N S C T S is a long-term project exploring how insect farming unfolds within extractivism, waste ecologies, the…

We Were Farmers is a 12-year photographic project documenting my family’s journey as farmers in Singapore, from the 1960s until…

For the Toraja people, death isn’t seen as the end but as a continuation of the bond between the living…

Cusp is a visual inquiry into the cyclical cosmic rhythm held in women’s bodies, and the palpable transitions felt with…

In my home country Malaysia, stateless people are one of the most discriminated groups. Despite being born here, they are…

“You never had those yellow slippers,” my mother says, so firmly that my memory begins to feel betrayed. Yet I…

Bed Checks is an authentic look inside one of the hundreds of thousands of relationships affected, and endangered, by the…

This project is my inside view, an attempt to convey how uncertainty and fear become part of my reality. This…

We do not grow close in spite of the mess, but through it. This project unfolds within a newly renovated…

Hummingbirds are the only birds capable of flying backwards; their suspended motion mirrors the process of grief, moving into the…

Chester: Staring Down the White Gaze is a collaborative project that examines how whiteness operates within American visual culture. Through…

Lone Islands has as starting point the low birth rate observed in Japan, and expands to become political, social, economical,…

DEPRESSION. POSSESSION. REPRESSION. explores the protective and resilient mechanisms women in my family used to survive physical imbalances and mental…

JPM is a posthumous collaboration with my late Algerian father, who passed away unexpectedly in Toulouse, France, in February 2022….

In Dairy For The Downwinders, I explore my ancestors’ experience living downwind of the Nevada Test Site. Between 1951 and…

Set against the backdrop of China’s one-child policy, I Still Do Not Know Him is a photobook project rooted in…

“My mom doesn’t work. Well, she cooks, keeps the house clean, but she hasn’t got a real job” my son…

Drills & Desire imagines an alternative vision of Singapore’s mandatory military service through a queer Southeast Asian perspective. Constructing a…

I believe hometown is a collapse — a place that sends you into endless departure and eternal return. The death…

Through self-portraiture, CAVITEÑA stages the transgender Filipina body as both subject and witness, questioning the rules by which a place…

The Man in the Grey Suit: An Anthropological Study of a Species. The man in the grey suit does not…

Can you keep a secret is a long-term project focused on child sexual abuse. CSA has been running in my…

Intimacy is a profound lifeline in a world where true connection often feels elusive. It requires vulnerability, yet rewards us…

Sometimes I think about how cinema suspended me and my family from reality. My family would have been very different…

For fifteen years, I have continued to photograph the land and people living in the aftermath of the Fukushima nuclear…

The long-term project How to (Un)Name a Tree investigates the relationship between naming, seeing, and knowledge formation through three closely…

3,000 shoe shiners go out into the streets of La Paz and El Alto suburbs each day in search of…

Jasmine & Gasoline reimagines the cyclical pattern of descent and return in the myth of Persephone. This time, she breaks…

’31 visualises the parallels between the interwar period and today’s socio-political landscape. Combining 3D photo objects, mixed-media tableaux, still-life images,…

Lone Islands has as starting point the low birth rate observed in Japan, and expands to become political, social, economical,…

Ying Ang’s Fruiting Bodies reimagines the mushroom as both a biological form and a feminist metaphor – an emergent, generative…

Singaporean Love explores Jay Lim’s identity as a gay Singaporean man, tracing his experiences of love, intimacy, and belonging through…

About SYPA Founded by City Developments Limited (CDL) and championed by the late Mr. Kwek Leng Joo, the Singapore Young…

Slower than scrolling on your screen, more deliberate than strolling in a gallery, a photobook demands something a digital device…

The Colony – Archive purports to be an archive of picture postcards depicting a single botanical garden. In actuality, these…

Eastern Promise is a series that examines how colonial photography has shaped, and continues to shape, the perception and understanding…