Students studying photography are encouraged to challenge the boundaries of what we understand to be photographic. Working across still and moving image, installation, photography as sculpture, book making, digital and analogue techniques, they produce work that interrogates what it means to live in an imageisaturated world and how to cut through the static of visual culture to tell compelling, conceptual and often deeply personal stories. In their final year, students build complex self-directed bodies of work in response to a series of provocations around photographic worlds, the body and identity, the camera as therapy, and our relationship to technology and image proliferation.
