This blog is being made as part of on going academic research post an accredited education programme- MA Photography with Falmouth University
So although it was a real struggle to get enough imagery together and the website finished off I was very pleased to be able to join in with the end of year show. It was very well attended with I believe 63 students in total taking part from the MA and BA top up cohorts.
A definite plan for the future showing of work Inspired by the 2017 Martin McDonagh movie Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri and artist Corrine Silver I really would like to display some of my images at the locations they were made. Small town America is punctuated from the surrounding open space by series of bill-
Looking at other landscape practitioners I recalled a book I picked up at Paris Foto 2019 at the Polka Gallery. Japanscapes by Toshio Shibata. His images are wonderfully detailed but always very calm, creating simple shapes from what could be quite busy scenes Shibatas images are always harmonious both in colour and composition and I
I was particularly excited to discover this work by Jenny Odell. Given the physical restrictions imposed by my illness and then Covid as Ive already documented I was in danger of not being able to gather my source images as i’d intended. Odell in her Travel By Approximation virtual road trip, Crossing borders without even
The website was initially constructed as a work in progress vehicle but having a project title in mind early on I elected to give it a unique URL rather than being a bolt on to my commercial site. Ive provided short project description on the intro page and then a further sub description once into
Very please to be taking part in Falmouths graduating students end of year show Landings. This years theme is Metamorphosis and of course actually fits my FMP like a glove. Here is th ebrief. Microsoft Word – Landings;2020 Theme.docx “What’s happened to me? he thought. It was no dream.” Franz Kafka, The Metamorphosis Over the
So as the images progress and the theme is now more or less settled deciding on a final publishing outcome needs consideration and indeed action. My options are a show, be it formal in a gallery setting or something maybe in a different environment all together, I always liked the idea of doing something environmental.