I’M A CLICHÉ
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This body of work explores themes of memory, loss and isolation. The images are of my grandad, who has been living alone since 1999. I wanted to raise awareness about the way society forgets people once they are no longer considered “useful”.Fly53 jumper, Vans hatUntitled (1984 was a Typo)
I wanted to create work as a response to the way the government controls and oppresses us through a capitalist system and how we have been robbed of our right to express ourselves freely.What Katy Did underwearFemale Trouble
I wanted to explore the pressure the media puts on women to look and act a certain way and prove that you don’t have to be a size-zero Paris Hilton airhead to be beautiful.Levi’s jeans, Onitsuka Tiger shoesThe Life Pursuit
Through these photos I wanted to take the viewer on a journey. They were taken over the course of a month as I explored areas of the city I had never visited. Through these photos I want to blur the line between subject and viewer and force people to question the role “art” plays in society.Pull-In underwearIt’s Fun to Lose and to Pretend, London 2010
This is a picture of my friends Lisa and Chris. It was taken at 4 AM, shortly after we’d been kicked out of a party we’d crashed at Bungalow 8. I decided to juxtapose the Osama mask with the American flag underwear to make a statement about the war in Iraq.Vans jumper, Carhartt jeans, Converse shoesFourth Circle (Avarice and Prodigality)
With this series of self-portraits I wanted to inhabit the spaces in between. I’m fascinated with the way nature has slowly begun to reclaim urban spaces. I want my work to make the viewer aware of their own temporal nature.Levi’s jeansUntitled #31 (Yet We Do These Things [Move Through This Life])
I decided to turn the camera on myself for this series in order to explore the fragile and detached world of my own consciousness. It’s a documentation of my fears and feelings of worthlessness.