Refugee Project

Some photos from a project I worked on or Refugee Week - portraits and audio interviews with refugees living in Norwich and those working with them displayed at the Cathedral and broadcast on local radio. Very well received which was good.

Until I decide on a way to show this work you can find the audio on Future Radio www.futureradio.co.uk

Istanbul in April

Some pics

Way behind on uploads....These were from a visit to Bryony's studio.

Press interest

PhotoVoice is organising exhibitions of the Orange Farm project's work, this time in Jo'burg itself and I'm the one coordinating the whole thing.

So since we've sent out the press release last week there's been some press interest. Interviews for me on Talk Radio on Friday and now a feature in the Sunday Times. Here's a photo of the piece.

The Event Pics

Photos from the Workshops

Durban Workshops

The Durban stint has whizzed by and I find myself back in Jo'burg and the workshops up in the Valley of a Thousand Hills are over.

The whole process was intense and exhausting - 3 weeks of solid working 14 hour days - but I learned a lot. And a big plus was working and being with Karen and NN. Workshops, training, creating an exhibition and organising an event. Here are some photos from the job.

Friday Pics

Friday Photo

Goree trip

Great Yarmouth

I was invited on a day trip to Great Yarmouth with a bunch of artistic types. probably the most kitsch sugar fuelled day I've had in a long time.

Residency Work

Here is the work I produced from the residency.

Residency in Norwich

Some of the photos I took during the residency that I was doing in Norwich. Two weeks of photography and audio everyday. I've just finished producing the final product which they'll be screening - a slideshow with sound I suppose.

South Africa Project

Watch the digital stories and work the Orange Farm group produced by clicking here

More Zim Snaps 2

More Zim Snaps

Zim Snaps 1

My second trip to Zimbabwe, this time for Christmas and New Year.

Here are some photos from Domboshava, just outside Harare - ancient cave paintings and a sacred space.