Jane Frieslaar

Photography BA(Hons)

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Elizabeth Medling

Photography BA(Hons)

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Rachel Wood

Photography BA(Hons)

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Isabel Boaden

Photography BA(Hons)

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Lydia Panther

Photography BA(Hons)

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Courtney Wade

Photography BA(Hons)

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Jonathan Longworth

Photography BA(Hons)

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Jiazhi Cao

Photography BA(Hons)

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Siobhan Denison

Photography BA(Hons)

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Saskia New

Photography BA(Hons)

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David Bloor

Photography BA(Hons)

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Molly Baigent

Photography BA(Hons)

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Dylan Brown

Photography BA(Hons)

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Heather Harrison

Photography BA(Hons)

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Federica Cerniglia

Photography BA(Hons)

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Edina Hotic

Photography BA(Hons)

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Freya Clack

Photography BA(Hons)

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Harley Kelly

Photography BA(Hons)

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Rory Mason

Photography BA(Hons)

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Zeenat Cosr

Photography BA(Hons)

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Daisy Hadcroft

Photography BA(Hons)

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Jo Morley

Photography BA(Hons)

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Jemma Naylor

Photography BA(Hons)

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Keir Pardner

Photography BA(Hons)

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Jodi Pearson

Photography BA(Hons)

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Melissa Pierce

Photography BA(Hons)

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Samantha Rowan Scaife

Photography BA(Hons)

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Sam Shepherd

Photography BA(Hons)

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Liam White

Photography BA(Hons)

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Amber Kelly

Photography BA(Hons)

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Katie Wingrove

Photography BA(Hons)

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Samantha Oxby

Photography BA(Hons)

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Photography BA(Hons)

Photography can touch you… A message during lockdown: 

I’m sitting in the garden and feeling the warmth of the sun on my skin and thinking about the multitude of ‘new normals’ that might emerge from this period of ‘social distancing’. That, as the world around us shrinks to fit into our immediate surroundings, our homes, streets and parks, the space also grows to imagine new possibilities that carry the potential to both delight and terrify.

But perhaps it took moment to fully realise how much we need each other. That it is our collective responsibility to help make the world around us, a more sustainable, equitable place to live.

So, we need each other, we need to share ideas, offer new perspectives, to collectively construct new realities. This can and will happen in a multitude of ways, but we can be sure that photographic forms of representation and communication will play its part.

The light that warms my skin is the light that flooded into the cameras of the graduating students and fills the images of their work on show here. Bask in the collective glow of their creative ingenuity. Even in these socially distant times, photography can touch you.