Bobby Doherty – Dream about Nothing

Bobby Doherty – Dream about NothingDoherty pushes his precise visual language to a place of incomprehension and unconscious association, in a bold sequence of singular image arrangements. Individually, Bobby Dohertys photographs are quite clear. In front of you, a flower, a drinks can, a courgette, next an alloy wheel. But collectively their meanings become distort ed. A photo of a popsicle carries a different weight once it is opposite a battered butterfly. But what are you meant to

he decides with the arrival of this new cat in his life that it would become a photographic subject in his own right

Marta currently combines her training with her job as a teacher and her own personal work

The recipes were haunted with memories

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Serck-Hanssen and Hedda’s images are made collaboratively to build a complex portrait of both physical and psychological changes within a young person’s life and show with unflinching honesty the realities of Hedda’s confirming

but to greater extremes

their meaning awakened solely in combination

his discovery of Marianne Moore’s poem “An Octopus” (1924) changed how he views his own photographs

The result is an extensive photo archive of more than five thousand photos

Reflecting on personal situations of bereavement and new life

the essence of a photographic voice