In order to reconnect with the unknown places surrounding a 90 mile driving route I decided to walk home, consciously following the road route as closely as possible I made the entirety of the journey by foot. The walk, spanning 5 days from my University house in Surrey to my...
Diego Fabro: Breeze and Ashes
Says Diego: Dark, dusty and quiet. Memories of my parent's farm as a child. Set in the middle of the Brazilian countryside landscape, the place has become more distant, geographically, and in memory, as I grow older away from the country. The world staged in these photographs were initially an...
Ioustini Drakoulakou: Inertia
Says Ioustini: According to Newton’s First Law, an object at rest stays at rest and an object in motion stays in motion with the same speed and in the same direction unless acted upon by an unbalanced force. The experience of limbo, due to any sudden incident in the course...
Matthieu Litt: Tidal Horizon
Text by Darren Campion. If today we are more familiar than ever with the large-scale cycles and processes of the natural world, this is due not only to advances in scientific knowledge, but also to the fact that these cycles seem to have been interrupted and destabilised largely through human...
Ioanna Natsikou: Filter Object Series
Filter Object Series question our stereotypical perceptions of the female representation. Drawing a thin line between the familiar and the unfamiliar, the imagined and the real, fantasy and representation was part of a self conscious process. Tactility, visual puns, light and color are combined to trigger fantasy and ambiguity. These...
Guillaume Hebert: Updated Landscape
This series of a hybrid genre combines pieces of modern landscapes with, in the background, landscapes that come from old and famous paintings. The name of this series is a notion that tells us about the changes created by urbanisation in our modern societies. This work invites us to compare...
Richard Le Manz: Habitat, Beyond Photography
Habitat, Beyond Photography is a conceptual work that seeks to call for reflection on the compatibility between the natural wealth of the planet and progress dependent on the consumption of fossil fuels. Internal elements of the engines, such as intake and exhaust valves, camshafts, etc; they interact with other everyday...
Anna Miroshnichenko: Femininity Vulgaris
Says Anna: My concepts of femininity were being developed in my childhood when I was observing my mother. My mother is a large wardrobe with an infinite number of underwear, clothes, jewellery. Lots of accessories to seem more attractive, slimmer, more beautiful. My mother is dozens of bottles with perfume...
Camille Gharbi: A Place to Live
Those pictures were taken over spring 2016 in what was called the Calais Jungle. They display some of the constructions that were built by refugees and association workers in the slum, which sheltered several thousands of people since 2014 and was dismantled in October 2016 on government order. The constructions...
Alfonso De Gregorio: Selenite
Says Alfonso: I have built a filter made of selenite – crystalline mineral gypsum – and used it to document the vestiges of the old town of Gessopalena (Italy), whose habitations are dug into the gypsum rock itself. Destroyed by a quake in 1933 and razed to the ground again...