This series is made in the places Madoki travels to, centering on themes of identity, belonging and politics. It is built on his observation that people face much the same struggles and emotions wherever they are. Madoki pairs each photograph with a piece of music, which you can see on his Instagram. Each track is chosen to echo the subject of the picture or to take it further, giving the viewer a second way of reading the image.

Nunnery made the series on film while living on the road for over a month, driving across the United States from coast to coast. Much of the series was made heading west, and the photographs come from each stop on the route being seen for the first time.

Pankhiyani works in black and white, photographing situations and looking for the moments in them that appear unfamiliar or slightly surreal. The photographs are left open to interpretation, and it is often unclear which parts of a scene are real and which are imagined.

Isackson keeps a photographic diary of the people she loves, shot exclusively on film. Most of the pictures are made outdoors, recording her experiences with them as they happen.

The series collects photographs from these years in one place. His work is centered on people and their surroundings behind them, with abstract frames of anything that caught his attention along the way.

Shortell is a documentary photographer based in Brooklyn. He photographs the streets of New York and his friends and family, and treats each picture as a way of acknowledging his subjects.

Piro photographs Berlin in the summer, working with light and with forms that do not follow a straight line. The series is built around things that have no fixed shape. She looks for the brief and uncommon instances when the air and light carry enough presence to be felt, as if they could be held in the palm of a hand.

Seet is an 18-year-old photographer based in Southern California. He made this series traveling across Malaysia and Singapore, during a visit with his grandmother. While photographing the daily lives of residents in these regions, he pays particular attention to elderly people and children, and aims for a timeless look where strangers and unfamiliar streets read as familiar.