Patrycja Marciniak
Polish photographer Patrycja Marciniak bases her photographs on personal experiences, feelings, emotions, and fantasies, wanting her viewers not to just see her images, but to feel them.
exploring mental health & photography
Posts In: Mental Health
Zaklina Anderson
In her work No one could save me but you, Zaklina Anderson combines double exposures of both the figure and landscapes to explore cultural displacement and the memory of war.
Giacomo Fierro
Giacomo Fierro is an Italian photographer specialising in landscape and photo reportage. Through his projects he investigates the ever-changing relationship between man and landscape and the traces he leaves in it.
Daniel Regan
Daniel Regan’s on-going project Maytree explores the taboo of suicide through his experience of volunteering at the suicide prevention organisation.
More Than An Image
In this short film photographer Daniel Regan discusses how photography saved his life & how he uses photography to engage in the world around him.
Annabella Esposito
Annabella Esposito is a photographer highly influenced by states of mind, mental health stigma and the use of materials in both portraits & self portraits.
Amy Colebrook
Amy Colebrook is a photographic artist who focuses on the concept of the family. Her project A Stage Equilibrium is a response to her great grandfather’s suicide.
Fragmentary
The Artworks presents an evening exploring the dual perspectives of both clinician and patient through photography by Daniel Regan. 24th May 2016.
Corinne Perry
Corinne Perry’s photography is a form of therapy, a personal, emotive and sometimes turbulent struggle with the complexity of emotions. Life and art have become intertwined and to bury this mind set deep within her would only allow it to thrive.