In Life in Pieces, Melanie Meggs explores chronic illness, memory loss, and identity through sculpture and AI-generated video, examining survival as an ongoing negotiation with a body forever altered.

James Rhodes is a Newcastle interdisciplinary artist, researcher, and teacher at Newcastle Art School whose practice examines photography as a physical and spatial object rather than simply a two-dimensional image.

Over seven days I focused on sealing all of the cyanotype rice papers so they would be strong enough to handle, glue, stitch, and eventually install.

The school break became less of a break and more of an intensive production period that allowed the project to move forward at the scale I needed.

Mario Giacomelli reinforces the idea that photography can operate as a record of perception rather than a record of reality.