These portraits display a visual representation of how I perceive the world around me, visualising people as being particular colours, similar to a form of synesthesia. Each sitter is someone that I do not have a personal attachment to; the colours you see display my instinctive response as to how I read that individual before I photograph them, replicating the process that I undergo daily. This work deliberately plays with the de-familiarisation of the familiar giving the face a look of a digital avatar, like a CGI character generated by a gaming console. They embody the uncanny, or strangely familiar, creating feelings of eeriness and revulsion in observer.​​​​​​​
March - June 2018
C-Print      36x24 inch       Aluminium Dibond Mounted
Photo prints painted with acrylic paint, scanned and applied on top of the original photo
Canon 5D Mark III

Newcastle University BA Fine Art Degree Show, Newcastle, Newcastle - Upon - Tyne           1st June - 16th June 2018
Newcastle University BA Fine Art Degree Show, Unit 8 Copeland Park, Peckham, London    28th June - 3rd July 2018
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