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@uniofbrighton by @uobphotography

Thank you for coming to see the show. There has been a wonderful response to this installation. A great conversation starter. I will be showing more golden works soon.

De-installed it on Monday and the space looks very naked now. All the paper has been saved for use in future projects, experiments and research.

The installation was part of a group show 'Dark Matters and Other Geographies' with @uobphotography teaching colleagues. Thank you to @photoworks for including us in the festival.

This work started as an annoyance over the amount of dog wee I had to step over on my way home from work. It evolved from dogs to humans and then some interventions from myself. Marking territory, claiming space, an act of relief and sometimes rebellion, all swirl around in the mix. The gold metallic paper creates an illusion of desire, a fake promise of abundance. by @uobphotography

Last week to see Photoworks Festival!

In these photographs by Dan Bellis (@bellisimo__), the works exhibited at the University of Brighton, Edward Street: Dark Matters and Other Geographies by the University of Brighton Photography Research Group; The Weight of the Earth by Debmalya Ray Choudhuri; Bridges by Daniele Cimaglia & Giuseppe Odore, Serena Radicioli, Anie Maki and Rosa Lacavalla; Putting Ourselves in the Picture by Fast Forward: Women in Photography.

Head to the link in bio to check the programming for the last days of the festival, which runs until 1 November. by @uobphotography

Lovely to see BA Photography alumni @oliviabaumanis exhibiting at @brightonartspace for the @photofringe festival.

This work, Red Flags, extends Olivias' graduate project bringing together sculptural installations and photographs. by @uobphotography

Everything is Never Enough has an opening event this Thursday 22nd October, 6–8pm at @phoenix_artspace as part of @photofringe 2026.

New work from the research practices of @asajohannes @rachelkgillies @hbirtles @fergusheron, lecturers in the @uobphotography Research Group at @uniofbrighton

Everything is Never Enough presents work from the research practices of @asajohannes @rachelkgillies @hbirtles @fergusheron

Specifically derived for Photo Fringe 2026, this exhibition exposes the processes behind research-based art practices that have photography at their core. The materials on display are presented not simply as evidence of process but as works of enquiry in their own right.

The exhibition takes its title from the Goldfrapp song 'Everything is Never Enough.' For the artists, the phrase describes a condition of making, and proposes a dialogue with photography as an illusion of plenitude while fragmentary and incomplete; an enquiry - a process of making anew in order to ask what else is there; a context - where iteration and feedback form a continual state of becoming; and a surrender - an imperative to keep enquiring without the promise of a linear path towards resolution. To make is to look again, to try again.

The exhibition is open 21-25

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‘Everything is Never Enough’ opens this week at @phoenix_artspace in Brighton for @photofringe. PV Thursday 22 Oct 6-8pm.

I will be showing ‘A Queer Archive of Making’ - research materials from the making of ‘The Queering of Photography’

This group exhibition comprises works by artists Holly Birtles @hbirtles Rachel K Gillies @rachelkgillies, Fergus Heron @fergusheron and Martin Seeds @martinseeds, and myself.

Specifically derived for Photo Fringe 2026, this exhibition exposes the processes behind research-based art practices that have photography at their core. The materials on display are presented not simply as evidence of process but as works of enquiry in their own right.

The exhibition takes its title from the Goldfrapp song ‘Everything is Never Enough.’ For the artists, the phrase describes a condition of making, and proposes a dialogue with photography as an illusion of plenitude while fragmentary and incomplete; an enquiry – a process of making anew in order to ask what else is there; a context – where iteration and feedback form a continual state of becoming; and a surrender – an imperative to keep enquiring without the promise of a linear path towards resolution. To make is to look again, to try again.

The exhibition is open 21-25 October. More info here: @phoenix_artspace @photofringe - direct link to show info in my bio

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🔴 Super pleased to have this image selected for @brightonhovecreatives and @photoworks_uk event at @post_creatives which will take place on 14th October. Tickets are on sale through @brightonhovecreatives page

This image is from my project "Towards The Within/I Don't Know What I Saw" (2021) which was looking into the possibilities of affecting mental states through eye movement. by @uobphotography

Visit my installation 'A Promised Land' part of the 'Dark Matters and Other Geographies' exhibition in the @photoworks_uk festival.

The three images in the installation are scaled up and photocopy printed across A4 sheets of gold metallic paper.

My phone camera doesn't do the metallic gold surface justice - you have to come and see it in person!

Curated on the theme of Un/Stable: Lands, Anxieties, Dreams Photoworks Festival 2026 considers how identity, place, memory communitv and the environment are interconnected.

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154-155 Edward street Brighton BN2 0JG by @uobphotography

Responding to the @photoworks_uk festival theme, Un/Stable Lands Anxieties Dreams, UoB Photography students and Electronic Music and Sound students created a large photocopy exhibition in the foyer gallery at our City Campus Grand Parade site.

Installations of work for the @photoworks_uk festival can be visited at our Edward Street Galleries (154-155 Edward Street Brighton BN2 0JG) and at locations across Brighton and Hove.

The full program of exhibitions and events can be accessed via our biolink.

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@uniofbrighton by @uobphotography

🔴 Join us for the Private View of Body without Edges - a collaborative exhibition by @ola.teper and @costanza_santilli on 16th October at @gallery19a by @uobphotography

'A Promised Land' is a new installation I have made for a group show 'Dark Matters and Other Geographies' part of the @photoworks_uk festival.

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The festival opens this Friday Oct 2nd and runs until Nov 1st across multiple venues in Brighton & Hove.

The three images in the installation are scaled up and photocopy printed across several A4 sheets of gold metallic paper.

My phone camera doesn't do the metallic gold surface justice - you have to come and see it in person.

Curated on the theme of Un/Stable: Lands, Anxieties, Dreams, Photoworks Festival 2026 considers how identity, place, memory, community and the environment are interconnected.

Join us for a varied programme of exhibitions and events! Highlights include a one-day conference, portfolio reviews, talks, tours and film screenings. The exhibitions feature artists exploring diverse subjects from ecosystems, archives, restoration and the entanglements between human and non-human worlds.

Explore the programme on our

@photoworks_uk Un/Stable: Lands, Anxieties, Dreams Festival biolink. by @uobphotography