Can Dagarslani graduated in 2006 from Mimar Sinan University of Fine Art in Istanbul, Turkey and became increasingly more interested in photography while studying architecture. Some images are NSFW.

"Anxiety Living in a city that doesn't sleep under fancy neon signs is exciting and fabulous, but on the dark side of it, it's isolated, brutal, and dangerous. The larger the city, stronger the phenomenon. The city that I live in, New York, is really amazing and attractive, but sometimes shows anxiety and danger. The homeless overflow out on the streets and the insane increase every minute. The world is growing insane. But it's not easy for us to pay attention to the socially weak." -Sang Hyuk Yoon, South Korea

Mr. Damien Vignaux aka Elroy is no stranger to our humble little site. Elroy was previously featured back in June 2012, September 2011, and January 2011, and he returns with new work that we couldn't not share with you. Yes, I used a double negative there because I wanted to!

Momomi is a photographer based out of Seoul, South Korea who has an organic sense of capturing ethereal tones with natural ambient lighting. She’s an artistic wanderer that explores within intimate settings, meanwhile allowing viewers a breath of fresh air by possessing beautiful greenery.

Korean artist Jee Young Lee presents her amazing surreal set creations titled "Stage of Mind." This whimsical, Photoshop-free work with it's painstaking detail and elaborate execution was made in the artist's 3.6 x 4.1 x 2.4-meter studio in Seoul. Pulling her inspiration from literature such as Shakespeare, Korean fables and childhood memories, Young lee uses paint, wire, paper and even fog and dry ice to assemble each atmospheric piece. A selection of her work will be featured at the OPIOM Gallery in Opio, France from February 7 to March 7, 2014.