A photographic representation of female identity. A search to find what makes us unique but also our place in society.
Showing posts with label manchester school of art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label manchester school of art. Show all posts
Sunday, 6 May 2012
EXHIBITION PREVIEW: Lucie Crewdson
‘HIDDEN’
The female figure becomes symbolic of past experiences.
A visual representation of anxieties, fears and suppressed feelings is created.
Atmospheric imagery to provoke memories and personal response.
The female figure becomes symbolic of past experiences.
A visual representation of anxieties, fears and suppressed feelings is created.
Atmospheric imagery to provoke memories and personal response.
EXHIBITION PREVIEW: Chris Vieira
My work focuses mainly on deep explorations of the human mind, and how various mental stimulations are affected by defective illnesses. This results in most of my work depicting quite dark themes, with melancholy feelings present throughout. For the exhibition, I have specifically been looking at maladaptive behaviour, delusions and hallucinations - and representing my findings through my photographs.
Monday, 23 April 2012
Tuesday, 17 April 2012
Tuesday, 10 April 2012
Chris Vieira does promotion on the radio..!
Our very own Chris Vieira was on BBC Radio Jersey today! Interviewed by Roger Bara, Chris was discussing his life growing up in Jersey and his love for Photography, even managing to mention our exhibition in May! Have a listen, he is 51 minutes in...
Photos Chris took inside the BBC Radio station
One month left...
Very exciting! Just a little under one month till our exhibition at Kraak gallery. Hope it's all on your calenders guys.
We just typed up our press release and manifesto with a lovely old typewriter. Hope you like it!
We just typed up our press release and manifesto with a lovely old typewriter. Hope you like it!
Wednesday, 4 April 2012
Artist Profile: Nathalie Engel
Nathalie Engel's photographic work consistently revolves around fashion and portrait photography as she finds herself drawn to the beauty of the female form. Nathalie loves to edit and manipulate her own images and researching different techniques to develop her style. Whilst predominantly working with digital cameras she is starting to experiment with analogue and feels that she is still searching for who she is as a photographer.
For more of Nathalie's work, visit her blog.
Friday, 30 March 2012
Artist Profile: Julia Tucker
Julia Tucker is a photographer who predominantly works in portraiture and documentary, experimenting with both analogue and digital techniques. Julia likes to focus on photographic themes based around the everyday, looking for the extra ordinary within the ordinary and recording it with a realistic style.
You can view more of Julia's work on her blog
Artist Profile: Harris Gillespie
Harris Gillespie works mainly on producing documentary photography, using vivid lighting to create contrast within his images. Harris likes to adopt and play with the idea of a cinematic approach when producing his ideas, particularly with his portraiture shoots, and exploring the creation of subtle narratives. Figure in the landscape and the landscape itself are two common themes in Harris' work.
To see more of Harris Gillespie's work, visit his blog
Tuesday, 20 March 2012
Monday, 19 March 2012
Artist Profile: Jess Clark
Australian photographer Jess Clark's body of work is an ongoing visual representation of the clutter and simplicity of life. Her work tends to focus on the mundane and the beauty of the everyday that many of us tend to miss. Jess documents objects, people and settings, exploring through an equal balance of analogue and digital techniques.
You can visit Jess' blog to view more of her photographic work
Tuesday, 13 March 2012
Artist Profile: Daniel Khammo
Daniel has always had a fascination with the aesthetics of the photograph, how photography freezes life and how time changes ones perception of moments past. That fascination continues to manifest itself through his broad interests, social documentary, portraiture, fashion, and picking out the details of life with a macro lense. He is most at ease with digital photography but has begun to experiment with film processes.
Monday, 27 February 2012
Artist Profile: Jana Liggett-Wright
Jana Liggett-Wright is a photographer and community artist who is fascinated by the conceptual, approaching her subject matter as questions and seeking to present some type of truth in her images. Working almost exclusively in analogue photography, Jana strives for an experimental approach when creating images and working on projects. She also has a passion for documentary photography, capturing images that are focused on her personal experiences with a highly nostalgic feel. Outside of her studies Jana also works as a freelance photographer and runs her own photography club for children in Levenshulme.
Sunday, 26 February 2012
Artist Profile: Lucie Crewdson
Lucie Crewdson is a photographer that works on the boundaries of art and fashion whilst creating images that explore aspects of anxiety and escapism. Working freelance alongside her studies she is currently building an editorial and commercial portfolio. Documentary photography is a style Lucie also likes to experiment with, capturing the everyday but through a more imaginative and dream like vision.
For more work you can visit Lucie's Online Portfolio and Visual Diary
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