The Future, Before Breakfast. Copeland Gallery.
2025
Paris Journal.
2025
Information
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Images made between 2024-25
C-Type Prints on Fuji Crystal Archive Matte Paper
8x10 in Inches
Exhibited in White 10x12 Frames.
Images made between 2024-25
C-Type Prints on Fuji Crystal Archive Matte Paper
8x10 in Inches
Exhibited in White 10x12 Frames.
Show Description
‘The Future, Before Breakfast’ is a photographic exploration of three areas: London, Birmingham and Essex. In this project I am aiming to explore my relationship to these different areas. With a title inspired by the writings of Walter Benjamin and Franz Kafka, reading and writing become intertwined in the practice, attempting to create works inspired by, and in reference to the writings of Mark Fisher, Sigmund Freud and Albert Camus. A search for a sense of belonging is also present within the works, taking time to find delicate scenes and trying to fit myself in alongside urban spaces. The images shot on 35mm and 120mm film are of moments and scenes that have presented themselves to me, spending time in my immediate surroundings is the key to making of this work. First exhibited at the Copeland Gallery as part of the group show
‘The Radical Possibilities of Visual Pleasure’, from the 29th May - 1st June 2025.
‘The Future, Before Breakfast’ is a photographic exploration of three areas: London, Birmingham and Essex. In this project I am aiming to explore my relationship to these different areas. With a title inspired by the writings of Walter Benjamin and Franz Kafka, reading and writing become intertwined in the practice, attempting to create works inspired by, and in reference to the writings of Mark Fisher, Sigmund Freud and Albert Camus. A search for a sense of belonging is also present within the works, taking time to find delicate scenes and trying to fit myself in alongside urban spaces. The images shot on 35mm and 120mm film are of moments and scenes that have presented themselves to me, spending time in my immediate surroundings is the key to making of this work. First exhibited at the Copeland Gallery as part of the group show
‘The Radical Possibilities of Visual Pleasure’, from the 29th May - 1st June 2025.