Photography
HEADSPACE
How landscape can evoke memory and the significance of place to a narrative.
LANDSCAPE LINES
Using lines taken from landscape photography to represent relationships.
NATURE
How does nature impact on memories and how is this significant when considering loss.
RAINDROPS
Exploring how rain can evoke a sense of sadness and can be used to visualise loss.
100 YEARS
At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them.
Word and image
Exploring word, image and landscape. How can words describe a memory?
Tarot
Twisting the fate of forgotten collections to tell the future by recreating classic tarot cards.
Eyes of the Past
Considering the human gaze, the eyes as a window to the soul and how visuals are impacted by time.
tapestry
Recreating classic tapestry to commemorate lost imagery and the importance of remembrance.
our eyes
The fading memory of forgotten imagery explored by focusing on the intensity of eyes in family portraits.
Flos
Flos (flower) - the significance of flowers and how they are symbolic.
Opertus
Opertus (hidden) - inspired by latin words and stained glass.
Light
Working with the fading nature of photography and how this can impact on imagery.
Obscured photography
Distorting images to symbolise the passage of time & the loss of memories.
Slide portraits
Using forgotten mediums to create portraits of forgotten people.
Family Lines
Using lines picked out from landscape photography to visualise family lineage.
By the sea
Visualising how memories of holidays fade and the destructive power of the sea.
Mistakes
Working with found photography, using mistakes to symbolise the passage of time & loss of memories.
Bronte’s actions
Inspired by the only existing Bronte family portrait where family relationships impact on an image.