London-based photographer Tommy Sussex specialises in medium format film photography. His work attempts to render an individual social reality that carries political weight. Recently, he documented the anti-racism demonstrations in London and the impact of the pandemic in his community.

Lockdown in 2020 gave photographer Julio Pardo the chance to create NEVER SAY DIE – a series of books looking back at 12 years of his work. Pictures only relate to each other visually and are put together in no specific order – they might be years and miles apart form each other.

Chicago-based photographer Kambua Chema started to photograph the top floor of a multi-storey car park during lockdown. A few months later she captured what’s happening at ‘Quarantine Park’, as she dubbed the space.

When London based photographer Jesus Lacalle started his daily portrait project in January, he had no idea how 2020 would turn out and influence his project.

‘Londoners’ is a portrait project carried out over three years on the streets of London by photographer Alex Amorós. After observing the diverse people on the streets for a while, he decided it was time to break down boundaries and started taking portraits of them.