Artist Jeremy Fish explores his relationship with his family and the city of San Francisco while making history as the first-ever artist-in-residence in Major League baseball.

A primal & poetic dance through the emotional landscape of a menstruating woman. For one lunar year Marisa Papen created a series of 13 menstrual moon paintings. Her vagina and gravity as her paintbrush in this personal and universal healing journey.

After losing his wife, Papou reconciles with a changed sense of belonging as he returns to his home village without her.

A futile attempt to help a Melbourne street cat with a degloved tail. Candidly captured footage compiled into a short documentary.

After a life-altering snowboarding accident, adventurer Shell Robshaw-Bryan embarks on an emotional journey of recovery, using the healing power of nature to mend both her body and mind.

A meditation on life, contentment, and the power of hope.

After missing bronze by 1/100th of a second at Rio, para swimmer Lizzi Smith shares her intimate journey to redefine her identity, and in turn, empower the next generation of female athletes.

A sculptor’s spiritual journey unfolds as he brings religious figures to life, transforming faith into art with deep devotion and precision.

10 photographers feeling the Andalusian Crush.

Eric Kaffine explores a work hard, play hard mentality. Without the pain is the success as sweet? Am I remembering to enjoy life?

Natalie Salinas shares her personal journey which led her to found her successful company Nth Consulting Group.

A real life portrait of a woman giving birth as we follow her postpartum journey.

When you wear your art, it turns into a very powerful armor.

Protect Them is an experimental portrait of a father doing what he can to empower his daughters.

Self-proclaimed "Dumpster Archeologist" Lew Blink embarks on dumpster diving excursions to uncover the last true stories within the refuse left in the alleyways.

Oppressed by density, New Yorkers find space and leisure in every nook.

People when they saw me, they'd always go, "Mosquito".

Tells the story of a cycling enthusiast-father who has developed a synergy to the bike. It is also an encouragement for young apprentices and novices to surrender to a craft; on the other side of a potentially lonely journey, lies a ticket to freedom.

A group of mothers takes an introspective look at the all-too-familiar feeling of “mom guilt”.

“Trashday” is a portrait of Eino, a father of three, who began collecting trash to ease his concerns about the environment.