Andrew Kyle takes inspiration from the dark and nuanced work of Eugene Atget's street photography combined with a subtle lyrical sensibility. His work explores the hidden tension in public spaces devoid of people; where our hopes and dreams seem to encroach upon the real.
Sigurlaug 'Kay' Asmundsdottir:
Kay S. Asmundsdottir’s photographs are broken down to basic elements of light and land, retaining meditative qualities of connecting with the surroundings. The images emerge from a tactile approach to experiencing different places during travelling, a sense of time slowed down and child-like wonder of the world.
Naomi Menashy:
Naomi Menashy’s work takes an experimental approach to photography through the use of distortion, which has become a prevalent theme through out many of her projects. The work exhibited is a self – exploration into her identity. Taken using a scanner, these images have a surreal and tranquil quality while maintaining a dark atmospheric edge.
Jaspar Wyatt:
Jaspar Wyatt uses the latest digital media to experiment with the concepts of the photographic image. Influenced by the surrealists of the 1920's and 30's, and the visionary arts that emerged in the 1960's, his artwork explores themes of the unconscious and subjective visions of reality, taking the form of 'photographic paintings' that are both sublime and intriguing.
