Jenny Tipton: Projecting Nature's Image

About

Jenny Tipton's work examines photographic existences. She is interested in the varied ways in which still and moving images come into being and the life that these images have: the photographic history of a place; the chance capturing of a fleeting moment; images that over time become the visual definition for our understanding of a specific form; photos of landmarks which, like photographic tourists, we come to know from a two dimensional image without ever having seen the landmark ourselves.

These digital and analogue recordings are more prevalent now than in the past, with affordable cameras and a plethora of digital imagery to pour through on the internet available to everyone, we are creating a never ending time line of aesthetic moments. Images are a visual currency, we seek them out and in turn they mould and change how we perceive things. We are image consumers. Like the chest of treasured postcards in Luc Godard's film Les Carabineers, an image's worth is not just its aesthetic, but the emotional and cerebral potential that it contains.

Join us from Thursday 27th August - 10th September for Jenny Tipton's solo show: Projecting Nature's Image.  Find yourself fully immersed in the projections and photographic works of this promising young artist as she takes you on a trip through the captured image and asks you to consider the value of meaning.

For more details please visit http://sticksgallery.co.uk  

Private View: Thursday 27th August 5:30pm - 7:30pm