13.06.2017

photography

'The authenticity of a trip is not to be measured by the architectural beauty you admire, the food you eat or rediscover traditions, but the people you meet.'

All photography by Federico Cannata

09.06.2017

painting

Over the previous 2 years I've been exploring the idea of identity and the temporary self through self portraits. Each painting is a recording of one's state of mind thus depicting a persona. Emotions can reoccur but how we experience them can never be duplicated. I think it's important in the world of social media to explore moments where we aren't depicting ourselves in a positive light. These times are what make us human.

All painting by Armando Cabba

06.06.2017

Giacomo Fierro

photography

The 'Symptoms' series is the second chapter of my 'Ataraxia' project. 'Ataraxia' starts from the need to describe the evolution of my relationship with my hometown and becomes, with time, a broader investigation into the bond between people and the places in which they live.

It isn't a classic work on the urban landscape, but I used the urban environment to recreate the feelings experienced on an inner level.

All photography by Giacomo Fierro

03.06.2017

Ferris Mcguinty

painting

My work is an ongoing investigation into the notions of form, line, balance and colour. There is rarely a specific reference point, although the works do borrow from a wide lexicon of visual culture.

The work hopefully resonates through a language that is common across the spectrum of architecture, painting, sculpture and design.

I think that paring back to the basic principles serves to condense elements of these varying influences. What the work reflects through these connections isn't a conscious reference, it's more a symbiosis.

Engaged in a similar form to Haiku poetry, seemingly disparate elements in the work are cut and juxtaposed , as if compressing a wider experience, emphasising simplicity, intensity, and directness of expression.

All painting by Ferris Mcguinty

31.05.2017

Cecilia Riis Kjeldsen

photography

'We can talk some other time' is a story about an emotional distance between a father and a son. Just three weeks before my boyfriend and I met he lost his father to a sudden death after years of hardly speaking.

His father left boxes with hundreds of film rolls, plain tickets, notebooks model car – and airplanes. For each image scanned I got to know his father a bit more by each time.

In no narrative order the series show bits and pieces of their life, bringing it all in as one big puzzle that never really seems to finish.

All photography by Cecilia Riis Kjeldsen

24.05.2017

Audrey Molloy

photography

Audrey Molloy is a writer, photographer, and performance artist. Interested in the limitations and constructs that contemporary photography presents psychologically and formally, her work engages ideas of medium specificity, digital fallacy, and postmodern narratives.

Employing short prose as image equivalencies, digital 'flatness' as a stylistic motif, and reductive digital editing in her work, she constructs hyper-realized environments that explore psychological and physical estrangement in an internet-related society.

All photography by Audrey Molloy

19.05.2017

Mathieu Coquerelle

photography

Act II - Our legs feel heavy, the ascent was gruelling. It is curiosity that lead us here, from scene to scene, toward this door. Now it is thirst that makes us linger down the hill. Through the wood flows a subtle trickle of fresh air as if a source was hidden beneath it.

A gentle breeze opens the door before our eyes. After it stands a thick red curtain - it seems to have been erected to protect an impenetrable richness. As the stream leads us, we smoothly glide under it, fearless, toward an unknown fortune.

All photography by Mathieu Coquerelle

08.05.2017

'Window' by Nick Sellek

photography

Now you can disguise your presents as minature highrise buildings with this amazing wrapping paper by 'Window'.

All photography by 'Window' by Nick Sellek

04.05.2017

Michael Barry

photography

The park is the intersection between the four districts of Harringay, Stroud Green, Manor House and Finsbury Park. The series is an exploration of the uses of the park and the variety of individuals and groups who make use of it. Open from dusk until dawn, the area is the main green space for the four local districts including where I currently live and work which is how the series started.

All photography by Michael Barry

01.05.2017

Scott Albrecht

collage

Largely inspired by his reflections on recent events, Lessons in Perspective focusses on the duality of perspective in situations and the need for empathetic resolve. Coming out of a very turbulent 2016, Scott became increasingly interested in the divisions among people and the way in which people engaged one another. To Scott, it wasn’t the issues themselves that gave pause, but the way they were discussed and the lack of empathy to one another’s point of view that only seemed to sharpen the edges of conversation and further distance any resolution. Taking notice from these situations, the works within the exhibition reflect on these situations in varying stages of acceptance and action.

All collage by Scott Albrecht