Exhibitors

About Pamela Aminou:

Photography started for me as an escape. However, I use it as a mean of self-expression; a way to document my emotion.
Through each image I make, I am able to transcribe what I felt that day and time, to better understand my reality and most importantly to interpret the world around me.
This allows me to engage more deeply with where I am in space and time. My goal is to make photographs that draw viewer’s attention. I focus on details of both the present and the past, a way to see how far we’ve come.
My choice of subjects come from my interest of aesthetic and how we are able to shape the world around us. Each subject documents our generation, our growth, and connection to the environment around us.
I seek the unique beauty and use light and shadow as a tool to shape my own reality. Every subject in my work has its own story and I use my vision to try to tell each story.
By using black and white imagery as my choice, I take the viewer one step away from the actual reality. Using long exposure on the other hand slows you down and lets your mind and imagination almost dance in front of the subject as a way to purposely make you think and make our own interpretation of what is presented.
I’ve also recently started working with traditional architecture. With the rise of the modern architecture, these beautiful and unique places are left sometimes abandoned and through my recent work, I am trying to reveal their forgotten beauty as a reminder that we started from somewhere.
I am inspired by stories, beauty and emotions. I have learned from early on to follow my instinct in life. This strangely guides me to choose my subject and conjures the various series I embark on.
This collection of work comes from my desire to preserve our stories and beautiful moments in my life.

Esther Serrano is a Spanish artist based in London. She purchased her first camera shortly after the birth of her eldest daughter, in order to document her childhood as she grew up. Years later she began drawing and painting, and gradually these hobbies developed into a passion.
In 2010 she completed the two year City Lit Fine Art Course, and in 2011 David Cranswick introduced her to the traditional painting methods and materials of the European Old Masters.
Embarking late on an artistic career as a figurative artist, Esther is fascinated by people, light and shadow, reflections and textures. She enjoys working in a variety of mediums, her favourite being the one she is using at the time.
Her paintings and linocuts were exhibited at the Society of Women Artist at Mall Galleries, London in June 2014; and was shortlisted for the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition in 2013, and the Royal Portrait Society in 2016.
Recently, she has become a member of the Muswell Hill Photographic Society, and won the Mike McCArthy Photographic Award for Art in Nature 2016.

SCENES FROM A TRAIN

Photography by Hannan Images.

Printed on perspex

Part of a series shot in Bavaria en route to
Neuschweinstein Castle.

FOR SALE: £333 each

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Born in Paris in 1969, Laurence studied at the Maryse Eloy College of Art and Design (Paris) from 1989 until 1992, where she undertook courses in Graphic Art, Visual Communication,Publishing, Advertising and Media Practice.

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From then until 2011, Laurence enjoyed successful careers in high end fashion and finance. Her keen eye for details, creative vision and excellent people skills have allowed her to establish myself in both France and the united Kingdom.

In 2011, Laurence turned to photography. After completing a photography course at Kensington and Chelsea college, she was offered a number of commissions and have not looked back since…

About Sabba:

My photography journey began in December 2010 Following the purchase of my first camera to capture a special family holiday in the Far East.

By day I am a HR Project Professional and over the years I’ve found photography to be a wonderful escape from the hecticness of everyday life.

I love that photography allows me complete freedom compared with other aspects of life where we are bound to conformism. I feel photography sets me free to go off with my camera and capture anything I wish from night lights to seasonal changes to landscapes. The only limitations are the ones I set for myself.