Renowned photographer Vincent Laforet presents a captivating series of aerial images titled Night Over New York, offering a unique perspective of the city’s vibrant nightlife. Captured from an open-door helicopter at altitudes exceeding 2,000 meters, these photographs showcase the intricate tapestry of New York’s illuminated streets, iconic landmarks, and architectural marvels. Laforet’s work not only highlights the city’s grandeur but also invites viewers to appreciate the mesmerizing patterns and rhythms that emerge when observing urban life from above.

In 1914, Paris stood at the cusp of transformation. Through Albert Kahn’s visionary project, Archives of the Planet, photographers like Léon Gimpel and Auguste Léon utilized the pioneering Autochrome Lumière process to capture the city’s essence in color. These rare images unveil a Paris teeming with life—bustling markets, serene boulevards, and the everyday moments of its inhabitants—offering a vivid window into the City of Light just before the upheaval of World War I.

Tokyo’s Odaiba district introduces a towering 20-meter RX-0 Unicorn Gundam statue, replacing the previous RX-78-2 model. This impressive installation offers daily light and sound performances, captivating both Gundam enthusiasts and visitors. 

Fabrice Fouillet’s “Colosses” series presents striking photographs of colossal statues situated across various landscapes. By positioning these monumental figures within their surroundings, Fouillet emphasizes the contrast between human-made grandeur and natural settings, prompting reflections on cultural symbolism and spatial dynamics.