feature | Cruising Grounds
"Hampstead Heath #4", 2008, C-print from slide.
The fall of twilight sees the dimming of logic, and our anxious, increased porosity to fantasy. In French, it is often termed 'entre chien et loup', between dog and wolf. This is paricularly poignant for Cruising Grounds, which undergo a transformation of employment as the light fades and the families disperse; an anaphor for the behavioural tides in the minds of the nocturnal visitors.
Projects |
I was attracted to the twilit transformation of these landscapes from safe family spaces to sinister hunting grounds
(Under construction) Examples of my Travel Photography, please contact me for more information
This work, displayed over a mindmap of text, is an assumption of a stranger's life based on visual signs
An example of assigment work produced during my study at Central St Martins
Each Zoroastrian New Year, marriages become void, and villages clash in a pantomine of violence and phallic imagery
I am drawn to liminal 'nowhere' spaces, those which seem blurred or incongruous; chilling but also meditative
This work illustrates a prevalent sense of anxiety and search for direction and purpose
Continuing The Line project, these images are part of an installation, mounted on broken, rusted chainlink fence
'Black on black' portraits of local Zanzabaris. From a workshop I coordinated with photographer Angele Essamba during ZIFF '06