GMART

Issue No. 01 · Published 2026

The
Distance
Between

Cities / Interiors / Shorelines

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Three visitors dwarfed by the monumental curves of a museum interiorGM / 001

Photography by Glen Martin
Made 2017—2025

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Small figures.
Large places.

Crowds do not eliminate distance. They make it visible. An edited sequence of nine photographs, drawn from a wider collection of people passing through stations, museums, towers, streets and open water.

Ordinary lives, briefly held still.

A lone figure framed by monumental geometric architecture
03 / 20
A solitary figure crossing an immense beach
06 / 20

Distance is not always measured in metres.

Four travellers waiting separately beneath a station clock
04 / 20

Waiting / moving

“Everyone has somewhere else to be.”
Railway tracks passing through a tightly built neighbourhood
10 / 20
Essay 01City light
A person reading alone in a pool of city light
11 / 20

The city builds the stage. A doorway, a bench, a strip of light. The human figure gives it scale.

A man seated alone beside the Hong Kong waterfront
13 / 20
A lone pedestrian crossing beneath towering city signs
18 / 20
Pedestrians moving through a luminous city street at night
07 / 20

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Photograph index

Twenty photographs. The wider collection behind Issue 001.

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Independent photography zine

GMART

GMART is a black-and-white photography zine by Glen Martin. It looks at cities, solitude and the quiet distance between people and the places they inhabit.

Made from the street, the gaps, and the ordinary.

A man seated alone beside the Hong Kong waterfront