No Man’s Land is a collaborative project that explores experiences of indefinite immigration detention in the UK.

‘I learn most when I walk with a camera; about myself and the company I share. I engage. I stop mentally. I listen.’

The Border Walks is a two-part documentary photographic project, in which Giulietta Verdon-Roe walked and photographed the entire length of the two English borders of the United Kingdom on her own, traversing over 430 miles to do so.

The two main tenets of Nigel Swannʼs photographic practice are concerned with ‘Landscape and Memoryʼ and ‘Architecture as Politicsʼ.

The Sea Stayed Calm for 180 Miles is a mixed media installation made up of 3 distinct elements- real-time stream from Google Earth, sound and the bench.

LACUNA (2015-2021) is a photographic and audio/visual work that considers the physical and psychological impact of partition on children of the Irish borderlands.

Paccarik Orue’s series El Muqui, explores the daily lives and environmental concerns of the communities in the Peruvian Andes.

Margo Ovcharenko works primarily with portrait photography. In her works she discovers and celebrates primacy of sexuality, intimacy, and empowerment through femininity.

Over two years, UK based photographer, Brendan Barry, logged 22,000 miles driving back and forth across the US, photographing, among other things, empty motel rooms. In a collaboration with writer Jeff Parker, the series Clean Rooms, Low Rates is inspired by the history of motels in some of the greatest stories of all time.

New York based photographer, Eui-Jip Hwang, looks at the construction of identity with his series ‘Live Your Dream’, next on our showcase.

We look at the work of photographer, Yiorgis Yerolymbos for our next showcase. His aerial landscapes shot in Athens consider the scale of impact of human presence on our landscape.

With this showcase we look at the series ‘Lanzarote’ by Giovanna Petrocchi – a constructed world encouraging reflections on the meaning of landscape.

‘Noon in the Desert’, the photographic series by Annabel Elgar, examines nuclear weapons test sites from the 1950s, drawing on the test procedures for inspiration.

Bristol based photographer, Peter Spurgeon shares his work exploring former decoy locations related to a secret British Air Ministry project that took place during the Second World War.

Dutch visual artist, Tamara Stoffers shares her collage and painting experiments based on propaganda from the Soviet Union.

Photographer, Oded Balilty shares his series ‘Glass Mountains’ looking at the junkyard of Israel’s only glass container factory in the heart of Israel’s desert.

Celine Marchbank is one of four artists commissioned to create new photography for Brighton’s 3TS Hospital Redevelopment by Photoworks in partnership with Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust, Willis Newson and the University of Brighton.

Murray Ballard is one of four artists commissioned to create new photography for Brighton’s 3TS Hospital Redevelopment by Photoworks in partnership with Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust, Willis Newson and the University of Brighton.

Zoe Childerly is one of four artists commissioned to create new photography for Brighton’s 3TS Hospital Redevelopment by Photoworks in partnership with Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust, Willis Newson and the University of Brighton.

Kristina Varaksina uses photography and storytelling to recreate day to day experiences of women in contemporary life.

Recent Portsmouth University graduate, Krasimira Butseva’s series ‘Slices of Red’ features on our showcase.

Derbyshire based Photographer, Clare West, shares her black and white series ‘Lineage’ on our showcase, February 2018.

Photographer, Suzie Howell, is our latest showcase with her series ‘Inside the Spider’.

Photographer, Carl Bigmore, shares his series ‘Between Two Mysteries’, a photographic exploration of the Pacific Northwest of America.

We welcome Lee Stitt and his series ‘Grey Matter’, a body of work photographically investigating ideas behind musical stimuli and the intrinsic feelings stimulated by an affective musical response.

Ameena Rojee series, ‘El Camino’, looks at the act of walking and reflection during her experience of The Camino de Santiago pilgrimage.

Cream17 exhibitor, Thomas Wynn, shows his series ‘Ground Control’.

This week we’ve been looking at the work of photographer, Georgs Avetisjans, and his series ‘Homeland’.