"visual texture"

#13196394

15 January 2026

Gina Miranda, a visual artist and graduate of the National University of San Luis Potosi, settles in Mexico City. She holds an IRIScan Book, a portable device designed to scan books, magazines, and documents, capturing textures, colors, graffiti, and stickers. This device allows for instant digitization, similar to a camera, and saves the images to a memory card or sends them via Wi-Fi to other devices. The purpose of this recording is to store numerous images for use in creating future works and exhibitions in Mexico City, Mexico, on January 14, 2026.

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#13196395

15 January 2026

Gina Miranda, a visual artist and graduate of the National University of San Luis Potosi, settles in Mexico City. She holds an IRIScan Book, a portable device designed to scan books, magazines, and documents, capturing textures, colors, graffiti, and stickers. This device allows for instant digitization, similar to a camera, and saves the images to a memory card or sends them via Wi-Fi to other devices. The purpose of this recording is to store numerous images for use in creating future works and exhibitions in Mexico City, Mexico, on January 14, 2026.

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#13138804

29 December 2025

Oranges are seen in London, United Kingdom, on December 29, 2025.

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#13079849

10 December 2025

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#12984518

13 November 2025

Pairs of Portobello mushrooms are seen on a cutting board with a knife in Warsaw, Poland on 13 November, 2025.

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#12866106

16 October 2025

A man is reflected in a glass window on a yellow wall, visually divided by a red neon light from an interior room of the building in Munich, Bavaria, Germany, on March 13, 2022. Two surveillance cameras are mounted above the arched entrances beside him.

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#12851259

11 October 2025

Yellow autumn leaves are visible through a broken glass block window in an abandoned building in Neukirchen, Germany, on October 10, 2025. The cracked glass contrasts with the vibrant colors of nature reclaiming the surroundings.

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#12848722

11 October 2025

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#12848730

11 October 2025

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#12848747

11 October 2025

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#12844692

9 October 2025

A vintage push-button landline telephone is found in an abandoned house, showcasing its classic design and black push-button keypad in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on September 17, 2025. It features a beige body with a red handset and a physical keypad. Push-button telephones, which utilize touch-tone technology, are introduced in India during the 1960s, gradually replacing rotary dials. The design of the handset ensures clear sound quality during calls while maintaining audible ringtones. Nowadays, landlines are largely replaced by mobile phones throughout India.

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#12844693

9 October 2025

A vintage push-button landline telephone is found in an abandoned house, showcasing its classic design and black push-button keypad in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on September 17, 2025. It features a beige body with a red handset and a physical keypad. Push-button telephones, which utilize touch-tone technology, are introduced in India during the 1960s, gradually replacing rotary dials. The design of the handset ensures clear sound quality during calls while maintaining audible ringtones. Nowadays, landlines are largely replaced by mobile phones throughout India.

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#12844696

9 October 2025

A vintage push-button landline telephone is found in an abandoned house, showcasing its classic design and black push-button keypad in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on September 17, 2025. It features a beige body with a red handset and a physical keypad. Push-button telephones, which utilize touch-tone technology, are introduced in India during the 1960s, gradually replacing rotary dials. The design of the handset ensures clear sound quality during calls while maintaining audible ringtones. Nowadays, landlines are largely replaced by mobile phones throughout India.

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#12844698

9 October 2025

A vintage push-button landline telephone is found in an abandoned house, showcasing its classic design and black push-button keypad in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on September 17, 2025. It features a beige body with a red handset and a physical keypad. Push-button telephones, which utilize touch-tone technology, are introduced in India during the 1960s, gradually replacing rotary dials. The design of the handset ensures clear sound quality during calls while maintaining audible ringtones. Nowadays, landlines are largely replaced by mobile phones throughout India.

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#12844699

9 October 2025

A vintage push-button landline telephone is found in an abandoned house, showcasing its classic design and black push-button keypad in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on September 17, 2025. It features a beige body with a red handset and a physical keypad. Push-button telephones, which utilize touch-tone technology, are introduced in India during the 1960s, gradually replacing rotary dials. The design of the handset ensures clear sound quality during calls while maintaining audible ringtones. Nowadays, landlines are largely replaced by mobile phones throughout India.

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#12844700

9 October 2025

A vintage push-button landline telephone is found in an abandoned house, showcasing its classic design and black push-button keypad in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on September 17, 2025. It features a beige body with a red handset and a physical keypad. Push-button telephones, which utilize touch-tone technology, are introduced in India during the 1960s, gradually replacing rotary dials. The design of the handset ensures clear sound quality during calls while maintaining audible ringtones. Nowadays, landlines are largely replaced by mobile phones throughout India.

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