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Student Showcase Archive

Emma Charles

MA work

MA work

  • Film still from Fragments on Machines

    Film still from Fragments on Machines
    C-type print

  • Film still from Fragments on Machines

    Film still from Fragments on Machines
    C-type print

  • Film still from Fragments on Machines

    Film still from Fragments on Machines
    C-type print

  • Film still from Fragments on Machines

    Film still from Fragments on Machines
    C-type print

  • Film still from Fragments On Machines

    Film still from Fragments On Machines
    C-type print

Working with both photography and moving image, my work explores the dialogue between the city and the implication of global contact. Notions of time, productivity and that which is concealed in the city and recurring themes within my practice.

Recent film work Fragments On Machines makes visible the physical framework and materiality of the internet, a vast network often thought and spoken about solely in abstract terms. Taking New York City as the central focus, the film observes the evolution of architecture in the city to accommodate the material nodes and connectors that comprise the physical manifestation of the ‘virtual’ world.

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  • Emma Charles profile image
  • MA Degree

    School

    School of Humanities

    Programme

    MA Photography, 2013

  • Working with both photography and moving image, my work explores the dialogue between the city and the implication of global contact. Notions of time, productivity and that which is concealed in the city and recurring themes within my practice.

    Recent film work Fragments On Machines makes visible the physical framework and materiality of the internet, a vast network often thought and spoken about solely in abstract terms. Taking New York City as the central focus, the film observes the evolution of architecture in the city to accommodate the material nodes and connectors that comprise the physical manifestation of the ‘virtual’ world.

  • Degrees

  • BA (Hons), Editorial Photography, University of Brighton, 2009
  • Experience

  • Camera/editor, Dezeen, London, 2010–present
  • Exhibitions

  • Splinter, Michael Hoppen Gallery, London, 2013; CAPITAL, George and Jorgen Gallery, London, 2012; London Calling: Tehran, 7Samar Gallery, Tehran, 2012; Constance Fairness Foundation Prize, Royal College of Art, London, 2011
  • Awards

  • Winner, Royal College of Art Travel Bursary, 2012; Winner, David Villiers Scholarship, 2012; Winner, Christopherson Foundation Grant, 2012
  • Conferences

  • Visible Economies, Brighton Photo Biennial, University of Brighton, 2012
  • Publications

  • Material Networks, Emma Charles, ed. Rita Capezzuto, Domus, 2013; Waving Flags, Oliver Richon, Rut Blees Luxemburg, Black Dog Publishing, 2013 21, Mark Power, University of Brighton, 2013; Visible Economies, Fergus Heron, Photoworks, University of Brighton, 2012