Andrew Rafferty

'Silence' is one of fourteen large scale photographic works taken from the exhibition 'Passion'. For the 2010 exhibition in the crypt of St Pancras Church the central image (nearly 2 metres long) was originally shot on infrared film to bring out the vein structure. Around the image are 2 foot cube lightboxes displaying text from the Bible on Christ's 'Passion'. The exhibition is a modern interpretation of the Passion of Christ. Uniquely, all the works are self portraits using a variety of photographic techniques including making a 2 metre negative onto photographic cloth for his own interpretation of the 'Shroud'. In another unusual work Rafferty has imprinted his face, skin to cloth, directly for his own version of 'Vero Icon' or 'True image'. Reviews of his 2010 exhibition can be found in the press links section on the CV page.