IDENTITY

Hannah Laycock from The Vessel

Arpita Shah Mombasa from Nalini

Flannery O’Kafka Untitled

Hannah Laycock from The Vessel

“Chronic illness…a heightened awareness of the human form and what can potentially lie beneath our layers of skin comes from that very experience.”

Arpita Shah Nelumbo at Dusk from Nalini; Arpita Shah from Nalini

Maybe what I relate to the most in the series is the engulfing sense of dislocation it evokes in me. This sense is hinted to in Nalini through the inclusion of official photographs – the types used to apply for passports necessary for international travel. It’s also present in the images of the women taken in an ordinary white room devoid of distinct features.

Clare Samuel from Us (& It)

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Jennifer Long

Jennifer Long from Caesura

I catch glimpses of my own girlhood mirrored back at me. Moved by the quality of light, a texture or situation, I am at once transported back to specific moments in time”

Arpita Shah from Nalini

Arpita Shah Eastbourne, from Nalini

Clare Samuel process work from Malcolm; Clare Samuel process work from Us (& It)

Farihah Aliyah Shah June Ann Weatherspoon-Shah

Hannah Laycock from The Vessel

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Gina Lundy

Gina Lundy from Head, Hands Heart (Homo Ludens); Gina Lundy from Domestic Portfolio

Hannah Laycock from All the Colours and Still I Feel Blue

Flannery O’Kafka Untitled

Stacey Tyrell Dutch Maiden, from Pour La Victoire 
Jennifer Long from Caesura
Hannah Laycock Outtake from Perceiving Identity

Stacey Tyrell Untitled

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Stacey Tyrell

Stacey Tyrell untitled test

Flannery O’Kafka Untitled

Flannery O’Kafka (with Irene Queen), from Only Fanzine series

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