PHOTOGRAPHY
I’m really pleased and excited that my “Frown Project” is being given exposure in the Uncertain States broadsheet, which is a quarterly magazine featuring work by lens-based artists. The latest copy has just come out and has one of my re-presented images wrapped around the front and back cover: There’s also a page inside with … Read more
On Saturday The London Lucumi Choir sang at the V&A Museum of Childhood as part of the New Voices Festival for Refugee week. The first image is of one the dancers we work with,Yolanda Perez, getting ready to perform as “Elegua”, the afro cuban orisha or deity. We start all our concerts singing one of … Read more
Here’s a picture I took recently in London. I like the mix; icons of high culture juxtaposed with a current symbol of global popular culture:
I’ve been away on holiday and will post a few images from my trip soon. In the meantime here’s an image I took yesterday whilst walking in Hampstead. I think it has a surreal, Magritte-like feel:
This woman was changing into heels on Friday night on the corner of Frith Street. it almost looks like two different people but it’s one woman, different shoes: Here’s a photo I took a few years back of a friend of mine changing from her work clothes to her salsa dancing outfit:
Saw this today; also noticed that the Latin text to the right of the figure says “perdidi diem” which translates as “I have lost the day”.
I am partial to interesting tights as some of my friends and family know … this evening I managed to snap this woman as she was getting off a Northern Line train; she was donning a rather fetching pair of Paris skyline tights:
Jen and I both turned up in Japanese toe socks for our Afro Cuban dance class yesterday;
saw this the other day … i’ve taken several variations of it – here’s the black and white version:
Here’s a picture I took a couple of days ago of some construction work near Soho Square. I like the mix of the old church and the building work; seeing history juxtaposed with the new is very typical of London. The multiple grids, angled lines and the splashes of colour all contribute to an abstract … Read more