Jewellery and Silverware Photography for Maya Selway

Maya Selway is showcasing her new designs at Origin Craft Fair, Week 1, at Somerset House, London 5th-11th October.

To see more of her work please visit her website at: www.mayaselway.com

Gasworks Gallery - Aadieu Adieu Apa

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AADIEU ADIEU APA (Goodbye Goodbye Father)

a solo exhibition by Olivia Plender

25th September 2009 - 15th November 2009

AADIEU ADIEU APA (Goodbye Goodbye Father) is a new installation by Olivia Plender that delves into the history of mass public spectacle and its relationship to issues of sovereignty, by focusing in part, on the British Empire exhibition which took place in the west London suburb of Wembley in 1924. The exhibition also explores theatricality in politics in the present day and incorporates the artist's long standing interest in the theatre of the absurd, political satire and popular printing.

Ceramics Photography for Jo Davies

A Series of images for the Ceramist Jo Davies.

To see more of her work please see previous entries: Photoshoot for Jo Davies,  Photoshoot For Jo Davies - Studio, New Website Build for Jo Davies 

Or visit Jo's Website at: www.jo-davies.com

Construction Photography for Black Architecture - Cafod

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Louisa Taylor Ceramics

A Photoshoot of new ceramic works by Louisa Taylor

Read previous entries for Louisa Taylor: Photoshoot for Louisa Taylor 

Or visit her website at: www.louisataylorceramics.com

Photography for the Saatchi Gallery Mess

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Another commison for the Saatchi Gallery Mess. Photography for their website and promotional material.

Photography for Stephanie Imbeau

A Photoshoot for the Artist Stephanie Imbeau.

Stephanie is a young American artist most known for her bold style and well thought out pieces. Her artwork is the product of her exploration of community, belonging, and the role that architecture plays in contextualizing life. She is interested in how homes and the built environment affect the way people live and interact with others. Play and exploration also have significant roles in her work, as she feels that retaining a sense of child-like wonder when looking at the world is important and an effective antidote to the stresses and anxieties faced in life. The use of industrial or everyday materials is a recurring theme throughout her work, pointing at the importance, beauty and significance of daily life.

A Quieter Place, 2009

Installation Photographs of a porcelain village which plays on the disparate ideas of solitude and community and the quiet places where they collide.

Hackney Citizen review of my Artwork

During my open studios at Hackney Wicked Festival   I was interviewed by Kirsty McQuire from the Hackney Citizen. This is the Article:

To read the entire article please visit: www.hackneycitizen.co.uk