This exhibition has allowed the students to express their thoughts, spaces and experiences during this unique time.
Photography has always been there to visually record historical events since its inception and this exhibition brief was the perfect opportunity for our students to voice their at home observations during this historical period of isolation.

 

The submissions from the students presented a vast array of subject matter and approaches which has ranged from self-portraits to landscapes adopting all manner of editing styles. As they have almost all been limited to using the basic image making tool of their phones. They have put their understanding and knowledge of composition and application of the formal elements to effect in response to the theme 'At Home'.

 

From the 40+ submissions each individual student has communicate their own unique perspective during this lock down period. Some have conveyed the joy of spending more time with their families and the activities this brings and others have expressed their lack of stimulation and repetitive routines this lock down has placed on them.