At the World Grand Prix Photography Awards 2025 Winter Season, Mr. Jophel Botero Ybiosa was awarded the Platinum Award and Best Photo of the Season in Documentary & People Photography – Photojournalism for his powerful work “The Mud People Festival in Nueva Ecija.” Captured during one of the Philippines’ most distinctive religious traditions, the photograph documents the annual Mud People Festival (Pagsa-San Juan / Taong Putik) in Aliaga, Nueva Ecija. Rooted in humility, dev

At the Future Art & Design Award UK 2025 Winter Season, Pei-Ling Lee was awarded the Gold Prize in the category of Mixed Media Painting for her work Trash Rain .The project presents a powerful visual reflection on ocean pollution, using realism, contrast, and emotional storytelling to confront the fragile relationship between marine life and human activity. Through the image of a sea turtle surrounded by falling debris, Trash Rain  transforms environmental concern into a viv

At the Future Art & Design Award 2025 Winter Season, Yi Cheng Chen received the Silver Prize in the category of Commercial Architecture / Space Design for the project Future Building Model. At just 16 years old, this marks Chen’s first-ever design competition—and an early milestone that signals both ambition and promise. The award-winning work reflects a youthful yet thoughtful engagement with futuristic architecture, combining imaginative form-making with hands-on model con

Marc VanDermeer from United States has been awarded the Gold Award in Black & White & Fine Art Photography – Minimalism at the World Grand Prix Photography Award 2025 Winter Season for his work Bird on a Wire—a photograph that transforms visual excess into quiet clarity through restraint, patience, and decisive reduction. Captured in 2025 on the older south side of South Norwalk, Connecticut, the image originated from what initially felt like a failed frame. VanDermeer had s

Yu-Meng Ko has been awarded the Gold Prize in the Mixed Media Painting category at the Future Art & Design Award UK 2025 Winter Season for her work The Rabbit’s Plea . At first glance, The Rabbit’s Plea appears tender and delicate—a soft white rabbit rendered with care and sensitivity. Yet beneath its gentle surface lies a profound ethical question about ownership, vulnerability, and how humans relate to animals that cannot speak for themselves. Rather than confronting viewe

At the World Front Design Award 2025 Autumn Season, Yen Chang Chen from Yuan Ze University was awarded the Grand Prize – Best Design of the Season / Best Digital Communication for The “Kao-Bei” Cup , a social creative design project that transforms everyday Taiwanese language into an accessible, participatory cultural object. Rooted in vernacular speech, museum communication, and daily ritual, The Award-Winning “Kao-Bei” Cup demonstrates how design can operate not only as f