Music video with original animation, set to Go Fast Baby (Mura Masa Remix) by Raissa.

Jade Gonzales reflects on how their recent haircut relates to their struggles with their identity, self esteem and internalized thoughts surrounding gender and sexuality.

Art + photo submissions that answer the question, “How far away are you?”
Prompted is our monthly community-driven series in which we ask a question, and you answer with one visual artwork.

Re-imaginings of moments from Chelsea Pineda’s early and mid-20s around the east coast through painted photographs.

An open call for submissions for THIS FAR’s first community-based series, Prompted. We ask a question, and you answer with a single artwork. This month’s question is, “How far away are you?”

Butt kisses and other nonsense.

Third Time’s the Charm: Revisiting India, is a post about trying to make sense of two clashing identities and an attempt at finding peace by capturing the quietness of India amongst its loudness.

Three drawings produced during a period of change.

In this series, photographer Gina Bianca Garcia utilizes her craft as a way of meditation and documentation of temporal existence.

A photo series that's almost 15 years in the making, Emily Tan explores the idea that you can't make the same expression twice.

A visual diary entry of my three-month stay in my hometown of Sicklerville, NJ.

A project combining code, music, and video.

After spending a year and a half living in Australia, I can assure you there is more to this country than just kangaroos and deadly spiders. It's my hope that through these photo essays, I'll be able to convince you to visit this vast, amazing land. Enjoy Part 1: The Views.

My recent works are a mixed bag of emotions. Embedded in the patterns are stresses about the pandemic, concerns for my job security, and a general worry about an uncertain future. Don't get me wrong, there are some good moments blended in too.

A photo series in support of de-stigmatizing the negative connotation behind mental health that Jade found herself feeling a deeper sense of connection to as time went on.

Nothing like a socially distant pandemic to make you miss dancing in crowded bars and brushing up against strangers.

Posting about quarantine during the pandemic in spring? Groundbreaking…

This project served as a way to show the elasticity of time. Moments can often feel much shorter or longer than we expect, depending on what we're doing or how we're feeling. These photos represent an exaggeration of that concept.

Singapore in love.

THIS FAR is an art + photo blog I made with and for my friends. This is the introduction.