Disrupted Landscapes
A two-person exhibition of photography from Mandy Williams and Pippa Healy for Photo Fringe 2024.
The Regency Town House, 13 Brunswick Square, Brighton & Hove, BN3 1EH
This place is not a passive landscape unites two artists who animate and transform their experience of place to create emotional and metaphorical landscapes. In Pippa Healy’s photographs different strata of memory, emotion and loss are experienced in the landscapes but are transformed into mysterious and enigmatic places that seek to transcend time and space. In Mandy Williams’ photographs the innocence of the land is questioned. Political narratives combine with the geology of the coastal chalk landscape, creating pathways of dislocation and disruption.
Artist Biographies
Mandy Williams is a London-based artist working with photography, video and sound to disrupt and expand traditional representations of landscape. Since 2016 her projects have focused on English coastal landscapes. They have become a place for her to explore themes of solitude and grief, and to reflect on contemporary politics and environmental issues.
Pippa Healy is a photographic artist based in London. She works with both analogue and digital photography, printmaking techniques such as screen-printing and photopolymer and self publishes photobooks and zines. Her practice is primarily diaristic – and is concerned with themes around loss, longing, and grief.
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