Unmute-photo

25/07/2021

Jenna Arnot is a highly visual individual with a passion for many forms of artistic expression and communication. Her most successful pieces have been inspired by nature and landscapes, but she has created a wide range of works within many artistic genres and styles. Her competing passion for both Art and Photography has directed her towards producing artworks from a wide range of disciplines, rather than one artistic category. Her BA Photography course gave her the space and freedom to experiment, graduating with a first, she now knows that she wants to make a career in interdisciplinary practices, engaging in the hybrid nature of art and exhibiting and sharing her work with audiences around the world.

25/07/2021

Jenna Arnot ()

Jenna Arnot is a highly visual individual with a passion for many forms of artistic expression and communication. Her most successful pieces have been inspired by nature and landscapes, but she has created a wide range of works within many artistic genres and styles. Her competing passion for both Art and Photography has directed her towards producing artworks from a wide range of disciplines, rather than one artistic category. Her BA Photography course gave her the space and freedom to experiment, graduating with a first, she now knows that she wants to make a career in interdisciplinary practices, engaging in the hybrid nature of art and exhibiting and sharing her work with audiences around the world.

“Other Earth” looks beyond reality, and urges its viewer to disconnect from the panic of contemporary times. It’s interactive elements make its viewer a vital part of the artworks, while providing an escape into imaginative dreamworlds. Using a variety of manipulation techniques and surrealism as inspiration, these artworks engage in the hybrid nature of art and disrupt the gaze by physically intervening upon the photograph.

19/07/2021

Paulina Blumberg (.photography)

Paulina Blumberg is a landscape and experimental photographer who specialises in the film practice. Paulina enjoys investigating different ways of manipulating film and pushing the boundaries. Her methods explore using materials such as bleach and fire to create unique results.

The project 'In The Deep End' explores the damages which our landscapes are currently facing. As a landscape photographer it's important for me to bring awareness to this whilst preserving the landscapes within my photography. The images have been put through a series of damaging effects to mirror their harsh reality from the effects of climate change.

19/07/2021

19/07/2021

Paulina Blumberg (.photography)

Paulina Blumberg is a landscape and experimental photographer who specialises in the film practice. Paulina enjoys investigating different ways of manipulating film and pushing the boundaries. Her methods explore using materials such as bleach and fire to create unique results.

The project 'In The Deep End' explores the damages which our landscapes are currently facing. As a landscape photographer it's important for me to bring awareness to this whilst preserving the landscapes within my photography. The images have been put through a series of damaging effects to mirror their harsh reality from the effects of climate change.

18/07/2021

Emily Jacob ()

Emily Jacob is a photographer and Videographer specialising in portraiture and moving image. Experimenting with various artistic and technical methods, she mainly explore the relationship between different arts and photography and moving image. She collaborates with media and acting students, composers, and costume designers etc to create visual art.

I have explored the use of dance and movement to express the concept/storyline surrounding the Nightingale bird. The ballet dancer is portraying the Nightingale bird, a bird that symbolises love, creativity and is a voice of nature but is also the name of the Covid-19 hospital built in 2020. So, my choreographer/ballet dancer and I created a moving image piece and photos inspired by the journey of this year using the Nightingale bird as a symbol. An original piece with implied themes from this experience we have all dealt with over the past year. I worked with composers, musicians, costume designers, dancers, and media students.

18/07/2021

Emily Jacob ()

Emily Jacob is a photographer and Videographer specialising in portraiture and moving image. Experimenting with various artistic and technical methods, she mainly explores the relationship between different arts, photography and moving image. She collaborates with media and acting students, composers, and costume designers etc to create visual art.

Here I have explored the use of dance and movement to express the concept/storyline surrounding the Nightingale bird. The ballet dancer is portraying the Nightingale bird, a bird that symbolises love, creativity and is a voice of nature but is also the name of the Covid-19 hospital built in 2020. So, my choreographer/ballet dancer and I created a moving image piece and photos inspired by the journey of this year using the Nightingale bird as a symbol. An original piece with implied themes from this experience we have all dealt with over the past year. I worked with composers, musicians, costume designers, dancers, and media students.

13/07/2021

George Harris
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George is a British photographer and an aspiring creative director with a background in fashion, beauty and editorial photography.
His latest body of work titled the new genesis explores the concept of faith placement and the act consumerism has on society. George believes that constant aspirations and lust for a luxurious lifestyle, fuelled by power and greed feeds into the act of consumerism; with society placing their belief and faith in consumerism.

This placement of faith in consumerism question whether consumerism become the new form of religion. Exploring the concept through fashion and beauty, georges work critiques and identifies whether the movement of consumerisms become the new religion whether society finds true happiness amongst the idealistic perceived lifestyle.

13/07/2021

George Harris
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George is a British photographer and an aspiring creative director with a background in fashion, beauty and editorial photography.
His latest body of work titled the new genesis explores the concept of faith placement and the act consumerism has on society. George believes that constant aspirations and lust for a luxurious lifestyle, fuelled by power and greed feeds into the act of consumerism; with society placing their belief and faith in consumerism.

This placement of faith in consumerism question whether consumerism become the new form of religion. Exploring the concept through fashion and beauty, georges work critiques and identifies whether the movement of consumerisms become the new religion whether society finds true happiness amongst the idealistic perceived lifestyle.

12/07/2021

Nathan McGill (.co.uk)

Nathan McGill (b.2000) is an emerging visual artist, writer and curator based in the United Kingdom. McGill utilises the medium of photography to produce socially engaged projects that explore the interrelationship between people and place.

McGill’s most recent body of work ‘The Photographer Is Me’ is a participatory arts photography project in collaboration with a community of West Midlands based asylum seekers. Catalysed by the desire to shift the power dynamic within photography, the project set out to host virtual workshops with intent to educate, inform and cultivate a safe space for participants to express their creativity. Via the combination of participant photographs, emulsion lifts, oral storytelling and artist portraits – the project has realised into a photobook co-authored by McGill and his participants.