Exploring the hidden colours, patterns and textures under some of Newcastle's roads.
Outside In’ was commissioned by Mosedale Gillatt Architects in 2007. The work seeks to blur the boundaries that separate and define 'place' and 'space'.
Each image is a digital montage, where the building we view through the window is the same building we are ‘inside’ in the foreground.
Each image is a digital montage, where the building we view through the window is the same building we are ‘inside’ in the foreground.
Fields
Photography, Photo Manipulation, Architecture
Date
2007
OUTSIDE IN
- 'Outside In’ was commissioned by Mosedale Gillatt Architects in 2007 and exhibited at North Print, Newcastle upon Tyne. The work seeks to blur the boundaries that separate and define 'place' and 'space'.
Each image is a digital montage, where the building we view through the window is the same building we are ‘inside’ in the foreground. 
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GRAYSCALE
Exploring the hidden colours, patterns and textures under some of Newcastle's roads.
2010
Photography, Architecture, Engineering
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RANDOM ACCESS
This series focuses on a small community of buildings. The detail in each image has been reduced to trigger feelings of memory - of a once familiar place that is almost forgotten, or of somewhere regularly seen but never really looked at.
2008
Photography, Photo Manipulation, Architecture
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FINDING PLACES
2006
Photography
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NOT AT HOME
While an interior space can be a sanctuary and a shelter from external danger, it has the potential to provoke feelings of confinement and a desire to escape. Similarly, an exterior space can suggest freedom and openness, however, to be outside risks vulnerability and exposure to danger.
I explored these contrasting notions by removing all means of entrance, exit and communication from the structures, to create a visual tension between inside and outside. As their interior can only be imagined, the buildings seem closed and foreboding, offering little solace from their bleak surroundings. 2005 Photography, Photo Manipulation, Architecture
