In this workshop work with photographic artist Gisela Torres to develop an expanded visual approach on the theme Home via abstraction, form, light and shadow using the camera obscura and a smart phone.

The workshop looks at how merging historical and digital photographic practices to document and construct layered narratives can foster experimental contemporary visual languages. Over the course of the day, participants will work independently and in pairs.

Equipment: Anything that is used to capture images, including mobile phones. 

Details on how to access the sessions will be confirmed upon registration. Please check your junk folders if you haven't received an email from TPG staff confirming your place.

Biography

Gisela Torres is a London-based artist and arts educator. Trained as a photographer and filmmaker her practice engages with self-portraiture, performance, printmaking, sculpture and emerging media technologies. Through her multi-media approaches and performative provocations she re-imagines personal multi-layered narratives that explore under-represented histories, female identity and mourning with otherworldly, playful and atmospheric intentions. As a freelance arts educator she delivers talks and workshops on exhibitions, visual literacy and photography to young people, adults and outreach communities.

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