Indelible Impressions showcases the work six artists as we navigate the intricate tapestry of societal issues. Through our art, we delve into human realities from environmental, physical, and psychological perspectives . We strive to reveal varied perceptions of these shared realities while pushing the boundaries of conceptual and technical photography.
Indelible Impressions presents work from Jemma Day, Ainoa Burgos, Lizzie Brewster with invited artists Mia Carey, Rob Macdonald and Richard Gaskill.
Our photography combines traditional and challenging, innovative techniques, stretching notions of photographic practice. We utilise a range of alternative monochrome and colourful methods , including infrared film with a medium format camera to explore themes of mental health, perceptions and psychological realities. Our work extends to sculptural outcomes with cyanotypes on carpet and photograms, addressing themes of the environment and human consumption. Lumen prints transform light-sensitive paper into three-dimensional relief sculptural objects, representing perceptions of the ageing female body.
As artists and photography practitioners, we are committed to redefining how photography is experienced. Our installations challenge traditional photography exhibitions encouraging viewers to engage with the artworks in new and thought-provoking ways by questioning the essence of the photographic practice as an art form and how we perceive the world through it.
