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Student Showcase Archive

Charlotte Rea

MA work

MA work

I am interested in both historical and contemporary issues within a social and political context. These issues are often intertwined with the ideas of invisibility and displacement. Photographing the surrounding environment, I draw attention to the people who have become invisible, as their trace is imprinted upon the landscape.

I do not set out to represent these situations explicitly; rather I prefer to let my images quietly rise to the surface, allowing the viewer to make their own associations and interpretations.

Info

Info

  • MA Degree

    School

    School of Humanities

    Programme

    MA Photography, 2009

  • I am interested in both historical and contemporary issues within a social and political context. These issues are often intertwined with the ideas of invisibility and displacement. Photographing the surrounding environment, I draw attention to the people who have become invisible, as their trace is imprinted upon the landscape.

    I do not set out to represent these situations explicitly; rather I prefer to let my images quietly rise to the surface, allowing the viewer to make their own associations and interpretations.

  • Degrees

  • BA (Hons) Photography (First Class), Manchester Metropolitan University, 2004
  • Experience

  • Photographic and Video Assistant, Manchester Metropolitan University, 2005-7
  • Exhibitions

  • International Artists in Residency, Kyoto Art Centre, Kyoto, Japan, 2008; Cowboys and Horses, Royal College of Art, 2008; Emergency Accommodation, Grimm Fine Art, Amsterdam, 2007; Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2005, Barbican Gallery and Touring, UK, 2005-6
  • Awards

  • Kyoto City University of Arts Residency Programme, 2008; UK Winner, Flash Forward: Emerging Photographers 2008, Magenta Foundation for the Arts, 2008; Finalist, Bloomberg New Contemporaries, 2005