Exhibition spaces and installation choices transform how we experience and understand photographs. In this course you will examine the relationship between photographic works and their display environments, focusing on how physical and social contexts shape the meaning and impact of
Photography offers unique possibilities for artistic exploration and reflection on our relationship with the environment. This course examines the intersection of photographic art practice, environmental concerns, and sustainability in the context of the ongoing climate crisis. You will investigate how
Photography seems like a simple act but it camouflages complex cultural dynamics involving vantage, assumed ideals, and ideological affiliations. Images are the yardsticks we measure ourselves against to construct our social identities, and those of others. Images of people valorise
Every photographic choice – from analogue experiments to algorithmic processing – influences how meaning is shaped. This course explores the vital relationship between materiality and conceptual development in photographic practice. Through hands-on experimentation, you will develop your approach to photographic
