Completed and feeling fine

I have now finished my MA Photography and Urban Cultures at Goldsmiths, just awaiting the final marks.

The year was rounded off with a very successful exhibition No Right Turn, held at Underground Village in Shoreditch. This group exhibition featuring 25 finishing students was staged over 4 days and included a symposium on the penultimate day with artist talking about their work.

I was very pleased with my first exhibition, and although not 100% happy with the final work, was very happy with the responses to the work by visitors to the show.

Whilst not one of the images displayed, this is one of my favourites from the project to date. It is called Sanctuary.

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