Grafik caught up with this recent Kingston graduate to hear more about hanging out with Sagmeister & Walsh in the Big Apple and making short films inspired by transatlantic stories.
How would you describe your practice?
I left university last summer, so I’m pretty unsure what I would call my practice right now. I studied graphic design, which is the area I’m interning in at the moment. That said I’ve only really started playing with film in the last year and feel it could be an area I become more involved in, so I’m jumping between the two. The film work I’m currently doing tends to be a pretty accurate account of the time I spend with the subjects. Over time I just construct into some sort of cohesive narrative. I wouldn’t call it documentary work as it’s not completely objective – that term’s thrown around too easily nowadays. I’m pretty much just hanging out with people with a camera in between us, and then presenting this experience back to people online.
