My work at the class' end of year exhibition

This is a photo of my work mounted at the exhibition. The ordering of the work into pairs helped with the overall look of the art (for example, the two central scannographs have black backgrounds and thus resemble the others less).

Overall, I'm proud of my work and it is great seeing it in an exhibition. If you haven't already seen it, the exhibition is open for two weeks, so check it out (see details in last post)!

Scannographs at Fabrika exhibition

My scannographs are on display at Fabrika from the 29th May until the 9th June! They are a part of a class exhibition, and thus there is great variety in different styles of photography explored. Check it out!

Further advancement in the Photobook commission

Yesterday, I had a meeting with Mathilda Applebaum, who is one of artists whose work I photographed at the 'Adventures in Art' preview event commission, as her interest in me creating a photobook (2 copies) using the photos from the aforementioned commission was reignited. Meeting in person made it far easier to communicate requirements etc., for example, she will need to provide the file names of the photos she wants included so that I can identify them.

They're estimated to cost approximately £15 (with pp), with £10 per hour for labour. I also got a £20 deposit (£10 per book).

It feels good to be moving on with this commission as it had sort of halted.

Curation of the 'Games People Play' exhibition at Embrace Arts

I was helping with the curation of the aforementioned exhibition most of yesterday and this morning. Yesterday, the old exhibition was dismantled, and today the new art arrived and was organised into available wall space.