In the summer Louise Forrester, curator at the Viewfinder Gallery, invited me to be part of the Nearly Nothing exhibition that rekindled the historic debate as to whether photographers can be considered image makers rather than purely documenters. The exhibition further questioned how much information we need to read an image, whether we need to be able to read an image at all, and what level of accompanying text is required to make such images comprehensible.
It was a good experience to be invited to take part in the exhibition which bought together a group of international artists. I was extremely impressed with how Louise curated and organised the work and I look forward to the possibility of working with her on projects in the future.
Thank you Louise - and good luck with all future ventures.
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