Quarantine
A new photo every day that represents life in quarantine. Made entirely at home, these staged images portray the new reality we are all immersed in.
As a photographer I have always been interested in our understanding of social experiences through images, with my work always being defined by its very precise and polished aesthetic.
In my new project entitled Quarantine, I aim to document the experience of life through this pandemic using carefully designed and staged images. It aims to capture the new behaviors this reality brings and reflect on the new ‘self’ attached to them, highlighting the new practical and emotional understanding of the space we occupy and our relationship with it. It offers a visual representation of the profound effects of this crisis on even the simplest things.
Quarantine explores our new way of being- everything from the changes in the most mundane domestic activities (like cutting your own hair or manic spring cleaning) to this new emotional state of boredom and stillness that we have collectively found ourselves in.
Rather than simply documenting an average day at home, this project aims to subvert realities that we, without any reason not to, have always taken for granted. Until now.
In my new project entitled Quarantine, I aim to document the experience of life through this pandemic using carefully designed and staged images. It aims to capture the new behaviors this reality brings and reflect on the new ‘self’ attached to them, highlighting the new practical and emotional understanding of the space we occupy and our relationship with it. It offers a visual representation of the profound effects of this crisis on even the simplest things.
Quarantine explores our new way of being- everything from the changes in the most mundane domestic activities (like cutting your own hair or manic spring cleaning) to this new emotional state of boredom and stillness that we have collectively found ourselves in.
Rather than simply documenting an average day at home, this project aims to subvert realities that we, without any reason not to, have always taken for granted. Until now.
Quarantine photos made it into the Irish Independent on April 16th 2020
Quarantine limited edition prints available here. If you can't find the one that are you looking for in the Print Shop, contact me.
Fantastic Portraits & Visual Haikus
at Cervantes Institute Dublin 18 Oct - 2 Nov 2019
Fantastic Portraits
These limited edition prints* are produced on Fotospeed Cotton Etching 305gsm, a 100% cotton acid free fine art paper with a white base. The surface of this paper has an etching texture that subtly accentuates fine detail and gives a stronger depth to each image. They are all numbered and signed by the artist. (*Series of 20, 60x82cm). For enquires click here
Visual Haikus
These limited edition prints* are produced on Fotospeed Cotton Etching 305gsm, a 100% cotton acid free fine art paper with a white base. The surface of this paper has an etching texture that subtly accentuates fine detail and gives a stronger depth to each image. They are all numbered and signed by the artist. (*Series of 150, 15x15cm). For enquires click here.
