Ellie DaviesHome Stars (2014 - 2015) Website elliedavies.co.uk instagram @elliedaviesphotography Today, the majority of people live in urban or semi-urban environments, experiencing the landscape from a distanced position mediated through…
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Baff AkotoHome Leave the Edges (2020) instagram @baff_akoto Baff Akoto’s Leave The Edges is a deep and rich exploration of the complex ancestries of African diasporic cultural expression, inspired by…
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Deb Covell Home Black & White (2014) Deb Covell explores the material and sculptural potential of acrylic paint. Key references include early 20th century abstraction, particularly the reductive and geometric…
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Gareth PhillipsHome Caligo (2022-2023) Website garethphillipsphotography.com instagram @garethphillips_ The Caligo installation, realised in the form of a seven-metre suspended photobook, tells the fictional story of a group of humans escaping…
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Gjert RognliHome What Nature Knows (2021) Website gjert-rognli.com instagram @art_photography_sapmi The force of nature is at the heart of Gjert Rognli’s artistic practice. He works across film, photography, sculpture and…
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Geoff TitleyHome Decomposition (2018) Decomposition is an inevitable stage within each and every organic cycle. It is the process by which substances are eventually broken down into simpler organic matter.…
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Guen MurroniHome Nice To Meet You All (2021) Website guenmurroni.com instagram @guen.murroni Guen Murroni was a member of a direct action group that fights cuts to domestic violence services. A…
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Hope StricklandHome I’ll Be Back! (2022) Website hopestrickland.com instagram @hope_prl Hope Strickland is an artist-filmmaker and researcher from Manchester. I’ll Be Back! begins and ends with the story of the…
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Ingrid WeylandHome Topographies of Fragility (2021) Website ingridweyland.com instagram @ingridwey In Topographies of Fragility, Ingrid Weyland manipulates, alters and enacts “violent gestures” on the land, contorting images until the landscapes…
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Patty Carroll Home Anonymous Women: Demise (2018) This is a series of studio installations made for the camera, delighting viewers with a playful critique of domesticity and excess. Patty Carroll…
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