Dawn Woolley: Interloper

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'Interloper' examines the act of looking and being looked at - a central theme in Woolley's work. A photographic double replaces the artist, so that subject becomes object, forcing the viewer to question this boundary from a voyeuristic position. Dawn Woolley's provocative approach to self-portraiture explores the relationship between ‘the real' and visual representation, using traditional photographic language to question aspects of psychoanalysis, phenomenology and feminism. This is a Test Bed exhibition. Oriel Davies is grateful to the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation for their generous support of this initiative.