Susan Glover
Eclipse
I often make images of woods and open landscapes, intrigued by the perception and promise of respite, or adventure and adverse challenge, but there are moments when it is the minutiae -the trivial details- that attract and present an opportunity for a more personal interpretation. Fallen leaves are part of a natural cycle, becoming mulch and compost. When removed from that nutrient return to soil, an isolated leaf becomes a mute testimony to the passing of time and memory. Presented as singular artifacts, there is no contextual offer of place and identity, only an aesthetic of arrested decomposition: an eclipse of purpose to become something other.
Anita Benjamin • Cheryl Davies • Susan Glover • Mathilda Hu • Mary Pearson • Donna Richardson • Christopher J Russell • Beccy Strong • Sue Taylor-Money •
University of Brighton
MA Photography
Manchester Metropolitan University
MA/MFA Photography
Plymouth College of Art
MA Photography
Royal College of Art
MA Photography
University of South Wales
MA Documentary Photography
Ulster University
MFA Photography
University of Westminster
MA Photography Arts
University of Westminster
MA Documentary Photography and Photojournalism