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In this series I’m thinking about the now.
A pervasive feeling that whether it’s
ecological collapse, the rise of the
far-right, Trump and Brexit, or the Coronavirus,
we are Living in the End Times.
These photographs aim to describe
complex systems, interconnectedness,
a lack of control or capacity to change
things and an all encompassing
dread for the future.
I want the photographs to be unsettling,
ambiguous and challenging just like the zeitgeist.
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Overcoming the Limitations of the Substructure
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Waste bails.
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The Study of Complex Systems
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Systems, Elements and Relations
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A quiet, unremarkable morning. It was the crushing banality that really struck me; the stark contrast between this place and the locations BAE Systems' products are deployed. The difference between here and The Yemen was perhaps inconcievable though a macabre twinning had occurred. I got back in the car and drove away, changed by the experience.
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A Disruption in Logic
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Homecoming
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Violence as Effect of Material Inequality
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Look for Me in the Whirlwind or the Storm - Marcus Garvey
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No Salvation
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The Future Casts its Shadow Over the Present in a Strange Reversal of the Usual
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Fast Food Fries Forests
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General Waste and Everything Else
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The Inherent Limitations of the Human Condition
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Adventures in the Anthropocene
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Every civilisation that disavows its barbarian potential has already capitulated to barbarism - Zizek
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Repent
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Biohazard bin
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Collapse
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I Lie and That's the Truth
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Crushed Car Outside BAE Systems, Brough.
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Everything flows
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The Activation of a Memory in a Moment of Crisis
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Prototype
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Studies and further studies in a dying culture
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Memento Mori
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We sell skin
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To see a World in a Grain of Sand And a Heaven in a Wild Flower, Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand And Eternity in an hour.
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No Respect for the Dead
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Immolations
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Decommissioned Coal Power Station
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This is Not an Exit
