I’ve uploaded about 85% of the photographic work I’ve done for my fine art degree show piece. You can see the 2-part series here and here. The latter series will probably have more added to it at a later date, as it isn’t technically that great. Sometimes it takes a few goes to get a selection of photographs that work on a technical level and aren’t boring/perplexing.

I’d like to think that the Folk Logic series overcomes the problematic idiom I sort of fell into, where I just seem to make a mask and take some theatrical portraits/landscapes that feature it. It sort of worked on some level but could theoretically just amount to bad fashion/prop photography. Not only that, but I kept on doing it again in various permutations (Woodsman, Saturnine & Loomer series are almost the same thing with different coats of paint). The Folk Logic work was meant to move in a more narrative-based direction which might better communicate my concerns than a selection of ‘masked apparitions’ that vaguely articulate some nature/culture point of discourse (or perhaps, fail to articulate).

You can see the entire Folk Logic project in the G01 ground floor studio at the Central Saint Martins college site on Charing Cross road during the degree show opening season during the middle part of this month. G01 is the 2nd room you’ll walk into after entering the building so it is easy to find!