“Write a 500-word review of the project you have produced. This will discuss the context within the work exists and how it relates to your perceived audience. How has the work you have made address[…]

Reading Questions… The Subject as Object: Blog post titled “Photomedia – Practical Recap…” & “Artist Research from ‘The Subject as Object”  Social Types & Representation: Blog post titled “Photomedia – Light work & Shutter Speed”: Social Types[…]

500-word review of the project you have produced. This will discuss the context within which the work exists and how it relates to your perceived audience. How has the work you have made addressed the[…]

500-word discussion of the research materials that are available, as a mini ‘literature review’. This will clarify your area of research, hone your research approaches and knowledge, while allowing for personal investigative research. Completed by[…]

500-word proposal which clarifies the critical approach that you intend to explore. This should reference readings covered and questions posed through those readings and propose a research question which will be addressed through your image[…]

My photographic investigation draws broadly on multiple discourses. Firstly, examining how individuals interact with the commodity form. I wanted to create a photographic series that worked to critique commodity fetishism within capitalist societies. Going against[…]

Evidence of Fetishism within Contemporary Media – Case Study: The Grand Tour 2016 Here is a selection of clips taken from the 2016 series of “The Grand Tour” upon viewing this, it stood out clearly[…]

My photographic investigation aims to explore and illustrate the social significance of material objects whilst examining our interactions with vehicles. Exploring how objects affect and define us, my images embody the remains left behind interactions.[…]

I want to take this opportunity to reflect on my project so far. Exploring my personal observations, limitations and benefits of my image series. I feel that it is important to stop, reflect and evaluate[…]

Relations to / established attachments to the objects we interact with… How do these affect/define us? To take photos that invite a reflection on the traces we leave behind after use of an object. Attachments –[…]