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* past exhibition: works from the Fossils in Paper project were part of the group exhibition Digilogue, at the Unit 44 gallery, Hoult’s Yard, NE6 2HL Newcastle upon Tyne, from March 23rd till April 5th. Private View March 23rd 6:30pm *
* past exhibition: the residency at the Altes Spital, Solothurn, Switzerland culminated in an exhibition of the works from the ‘Fossils in Paper’ series organized in a to-be-closed-down photographic darkroom – 19th to 22nd of November 2011 *
* past exhibition: the residency at NAIRS in Switzerland (May-July) culminated in a group show, 25 September – 16 October 2011 info-pdf *
* past exhibition: the Queenborough and Rushenden residency exhibition has moved to Castle Connections, Queenborough, in March. The exhibition is also simultaneously distributed across:
The Gateway, Rushenden
Rushenden Community Centre, Rushenden
Old House At Home pub, Queenborough
Rose Inn pub, Queenborough *
* previously, the Queenborough and Rushenden residency exhibition was on show at the Room (the mobile art space situated opposite Sheerness-on-Sea train station). 28th of January till the 28th of February 2011 *
* past exhibition: a few works from the Walking View series were part of the Hoepfner Stiftung post-competition exhibition in Industrie- und Handelskammer Karlsruhe, Germany, from January 12th to February 4th 2011 *
*past exhibition: a few works from the Walking View series were part of the Landmark Art Show open 8-28 January 10-4 Wed-Sun, Ferry Road, Teddington TW11 9NN
* an article in Bieler Tagblatt on occasion of Prix Photoforum SELECTION|AUSWAHL 2010 at PhotoforumPasquArt in Biel, Switzerland, described The Walking Project *
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* past exhibition: The Walking Project was part of Non Fiction at Our Space Gallery (12 Old Street, London, EC1V 9BE), 24. Sept – 26. Nov 2010, vernissage 23. Sept 6-9pm. *
About
My practice is based primarily in photography, extending into the fields of moving image and installation work. The passion for photographic experiments in both analogue and digital realm leads me to an approach that constantly questions and pushes the limits of the photographic medium in the fine arts field. I have a particular interest in the process of image-formation and the materiality of a photograph as an object. Working with historic photographic processes, I’m currently investigating the role of paper in photography, with its ability to capture, trace and reflect time through its materiality, from a position of a researcher at the Northumbria University in Newcastle, Great Britain. My inspiration is drawn from the natural environment, especially immersive experiences such as solitary mountain hikes.
I am now working on the Fossils in Paper project as part of my PhD degree.