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Day 7: Willy Ndatira

published on 16 August 2020

For Day 7 of the designer and creative consultant's @SHOWstudio takeover in collaboration with designer Hussein Alusch, Willy Ndatira posted a global array of intergenerational portraits, exploring opposing themes of community and isolation.

Imagery of newborns and young children proliferate on the penultimate day of Ndatira’s Instagram takeover. From Kingston, Jamaica to Cape Town, photographers Imraan Christian, Amber Pinkerton and more capture tender moments of contact between children and their parents, highlighting the absence of human touch as a result of the global pandemic.

In contrast to these affectionate familial portraits, Ndatira presented a haunting photograph taken by Julia Fullerton-Batten during the UK lockdown. Ann, Lockdown Day 74 depicts a solitary woman looking out of her bay windows onto the desolate roads outside of her home, the sky in a state of gloomy dusk.

For Day 7 of the designer and creative consultant's @SHOWstudio takeover in collaboration with designer Hussein Alusch, Willy Ndatira posted a global array of intergenerational portraits, exploring opposing themes of community and isolation.

Vogue Italia, Festival by Alessia Glaviano
'What is to live in an Asian body?' by Ricardo Nagaoka
'Xenia and Edward asleep' by Emma Hartvig, 2018
Cape Town, by Imraan Christian, 2019
Alex in Holloway, London, 2019 - 'Like an Aztec porcelain vase' by Sam Gregg
Grandmas, Miloushka Bokma
Two Sisters, Kingston Jamaica, by Amber Pinkerton, 2019
Salma (Goth In Morocco) by M'hammed Kilito
Players Stacked (multiplying defeat) Ireland, 2018 by Luis Alberto Rodriguez
'For Colored Girls' by Ed Maximus, 2018
'New Ghost' - A father and a daughter project, by Pekka Sinikoski with his daughter Astrid, estimated to be ready in 2058 - Aki-Pekka Sinikoski, 2012
'Fatherhood' by Andi Galdi Vinko
'Broke Boys' by Nick van Tiem
Ann, Lockdown Day 74 - Julia Fullerton-Batten
The Imperial Courts Project: a 22 years project on photographing a community in L.A. by Dana Lixenberg
The Gulia project by photographer Sean Alexander Geraghty started during lockdown to pass time. Sean collaborated with his stylist girlfriend Giulia to create different portraits of her as different women, professions, age and gender. Giulia doesn't use social media.
Flower Series by Owanto (print and cold porcelain)
Gif montage by Michael Bartz.
Hussein Alusch
Research and Inspiration. William Cult - My flat covered in books. Hussein Alusch - computer screen.
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