University Projects

Year 2 Projects

Graffiti Project Part 2: Working progress…

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Year 1 Projects

Graffiti Project Part 1:

Within this project I documented graffiti, of which I was attempting to illustrate the lack of permanency of the medium, through instant film. Furthermore I wanted to educate people on the different styles and types of graffiti, as well as the bizarre places it shows up.

Year 0 Projects

Term 1

Project: One

About the project:
This project was about understanding certain principles of photography, where we explored one principle per segment of the project. They included the following; Composition, Focal Length, Lighting, and Depth of Field. Of which when completed we then proceed to do an expansion of one of these, I choose Depth of field.

Focal Length

Project: Verb

For this project I had to pick a verb that I needed to illustrate in my work, I choose to use the work Burn. As a result I decide to use an analogue medium of 35mm film to capture image of a vintage aesthetic, of which I would later burn. Below features images I felt that made strong photographs, as well as outcomes that illustrated the word Burn particularly well.

Un-Burnt Images

Burnt Images

Term 2

Project: Reflection and Re-Invention

Within this project we was assigned the task of firstly replicating an image from a selection of images by famous photographers. I choose the an image Hiroshi Sugimoto, below you can seen one of my better replications and the where I had re-invented the image.

Reflection

Re-Invention

Project: Transform

Within this project we had to transform objects in some fashion using photographic techniques, I chose to transform graffiti materials from being boring discarded waste to something that could be deemed interesting. Thus I explored creating GIF and Typologies with discarded graffiti waste.

GIF’s:

Project: Self-Portrait

In this project we explored methods of creating self portraits images to illustrate aspects of ourselves. A strong focus for me on this project was to represent the fact I don’t like to be photographed, thus I employed a variety of techniques to obscure or represent my identity.

Vaping Praxis Project:

This personally designed brief, I looked at documenting the impacts of vaping on society. I also created free posters, found bellow, that people can download and print and there leisure.