Jocelyn Carlin: 'To Be: Portraits'

Jocelyn Carlin is a storyteller.

Jocelyn Carlin began taking photographs as a child. Guided by the rich history of the medium she moves from reportage to art projects with unflinching enthusiasm. Within the strict and still frame of a photograph she strives to capture the intangible - simple human life.

This body of work, To Be: Portraits, explores the essence of selfhood: awareness, expression, identity, relatedness, strength, weakness, potential. The process of darkroom portraiture was directly inspired by Len Lye’s photograms.

Opening: Tues 9 November, 5.30 – 7pm