Celebrating “What Holds Us” on iPhone 18 Pro
Apple highlights the iPhone 18 Pro’s camera capabilities through a new photography exhibition, 'What Holds Us,' featuring works by Alex Prager, Jack Davison, and Jimmy Chin.
A new exhibition titled 'What Holds Us' debuts this Friday in New York City, showcasing original photography created exclusively on the iPhone 18 Pro. Curated by Kathy Ryan, the show features artists Alex Prager, Jack Davison, and Jimmy Chin, each exploring themes of human connection through distinct visual styles. The exhibition aims to reflect on shared experiences in a fragmented world, using the iPhone 18 Pro’s advanced camera system as a creative tool.
Jimmy Chin captured images in the Bugaboos of British Columbia, emphasizing trust and scale in extreme environments. Using iPhone 18 Pro’s variable aperture and high resolution, he documented climber Conrad Anker amid vast mountain landscapes, noting the device’s ability to handle both tight close-ups and sweeping panoramas without compromising quality.
Jack Davison focused on the tactile relationship between hands and clay in a London studio, creating visceral, textured images that highlight human interaction. The iPhone 18 Pro’s flexibility and RAW shooting capabilities enabled Davison to maintain close personal connections with subjects while achieving artistic precision in his chiaroscuro style.
Alex Prager’s installation immerses viewers in a dynamic, color-rich crowd scene, blending photography and video-like motion. Shot on iPhone 18 Pro, her work captures the energy of a celebration winding down, with the camera’s system guiding her creative process to emphasize narrative and movement.