Four corners gallery. Exhibition with Lisa Byrne amongst others.
I love the way she captures movement through photography
Taken with a pinhole camera
Sunday, 18 December 2011
Friday, 16 December 2011
Saturday, 10 December 2011
Sunday, 4 December 2011
Bodypaint ears
These imprints of my ears is from my visual body language. I was just faschinated by how the ears are shaped and it was really alot of fun to do. The process was the most important part, the act of making it.
Wednesday, 23 November 2011
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I found this great T-shits shop in Shoredich
Their concept is to create t-shirt prints with what they admire
This is one of them, its a Leica FIII camera illustrated by Yukio Miyamoto
I liked the idea of photographing a camera, on a t-shirt.
Who´s looking at who?
Saturday, 19 November 2011
Look in, look out
From outside looking in, not quite a view
These photos are
from the Serpentine gallery in the middle of Hyde park
The exhibition, I didn´t quite understand
but as a part of the installment
they had put additional walls in the building
with these peek holes looking out to the park
which I found more interesting
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About Me
- Emma.B
- London, United Kingdom
- Im Emma from Gothenburg, Sweden. I live in London, and Stockholm. I study Photography at London college of communication after graduating from Central saint martins with Graphic design/photo which helped me develop alot and lead me to focusing only on photo. I find it inspirationable to study in London as I´m surrounded with lots of creativity and people with great ideas everyday. I find it important to be interested as a person to be able to do something interesting yourself. When it comes to art and photography I find it important to be open to recieve inspiration within any art form to create a broader understanding. This will make you more advanced within your own area of expertise. If your an actor, go and see dance, read books, go to exhibitions. It´s up to oneself how to develop that inspiration into something of your own. "The act of observing the experiment affects the experiment".