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My photographic practice is primarily concerned with how images can mediate, rearrange and reconstruct our reality. I’m interested in using the syntax of the medium and its implicit connection with ‘reality’ and objectivity to interrogate aspects of our world. Sometimes what we see is not always as it seems, and I’m...
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Everybody has their own jewellery, but not everyone realises that they have already worn it.My work pushes the boundaries of jewellery by re-thinking , re-defining and re-interpreting the definition of jewellery design. I started questioning myself what is the meaning of jewellery?I travelled around the world to open up my horizon. From place to...
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Artist statement Following a career in commercial illustration (mainly children's picture books and educational work) and a move to southern France, I decided to realise an earlier intention of mine to pursue an interest in fine art by studying for an MA at UWIC in Cardiff. In the course of a year's full-time study, I became interested in...
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The artistic goal of my practice is to add to the debate on the photography’s placement in the art world both by trying to position it more in the scope of literature, especially poetry, and also by questions the nature of photographic seeing. Are photographers, as Badger says standing back and taking the wider view which separates them both...
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My work is about journeys. These journeys range from the physical movement of the body to the journey the mind has to make in order to retrieve a particular memory. Each item selected within the installations has a specific personal reference to either a place I have travelled to or a particular memory of a time and place. Although my work is very...
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Material WorldOwen Quinlan’s ceramics are not functional, but they work on the mind.Gateaux layers of clay, found materials, glaze. Forms and surfaces that make the fingers itch to touch them. Jewel-like but not twee, reminiscent of the best beach scavenge after the rain, when sea glass and old brick glitter out of the sand and pebbles, glow...
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