Projects
- Clubber Spotlight: Karen StanleyMy work is about movement, energy, and the electricity of the London scene, and while most people are home sleeping I’m out snapping. Specialising in portraiture and fine art fashion, I use vivid style and imagery to explore storytelling. With a focus on capturing the raw energy of subculture and identity, I blend these themes with textured collage and graphic design, in both digital and analogue techniques. My work sits at the intersection of fashion and social commentary, creating bold portrai
- Clubber Spotlight: Daria Pyshna"I am a London-based Ukrainian multimedia artist primarily focused on photography. My work explores the complexities of Ukrainian identity and documents this culture to popularise it to the rest of the world. "Prism of Obolon" is a photobook project documenting my hometown, Kyiv, and the area known as Obolon, where I lived until I was 12. The logo on the book's cover is from a beer company named after the "Obolon" district. This company has become a ubiquitous symbol for the community, repres
- Clubber Spotlight: Lucy Evans“I am a Welsh mixed media artist, and my practice is centered around exploring themes of love, vulnerability, and community to better understand how language can serve as a form of resistance. “My project, ‘Wear It Like You Mean It,’ is a zine that highlights how protest T-shirts function as an accessible form of resistance. The T-shirts featured in these images were created in response to my own experiences of misogyny and my fears around the growing influence of the manosphere. They were also
- Clubber Spotlight: Annie LianMy designs are rooted in sustainability and creativity, aiming to give people the freedom to express themselves through fashion. With techniques like screen-printing, patchwork, deconstruction, cut & sew, and draping- I take an experimental approach to design. I started upcycling clothes during the pandemic. I'm inspired by the DIY scene, the internet, and urban culture. I'm also influenced by unconventional and avante-garde designers such as Alexander McQueen, Margiela, Comme des Garçons, and
- Clubber Spotlight: Emma Blythe Collins"I'm Emma and I'm a London-based fashion designer and upcycling artist. My work researches the ways in which fashion can be used as a positive force within the discourse on gender inequality and cultural harm. I developed my practice by using vintage and antique items connected to the traditional masculine wardrobe and designing new ways to relate to them in order to open up new lines of discussion. I now create bespoke and demicouture collections that imagine what could be if this body of work
- Clubber Spotlight: Noah Davis"My work is rooted in the romanticization of my life in Indiana which is often bleak and rather ordinary. I aim to envision my environment and the people around me in a cinematic way – part of a larger story. My background in film and video shapes my approach, bringing a narrative depth to every frame. I like to capture vibrant scenes and high-fashion looks, blending storytelling and style. I’m drawn to the idea of making someone the best version of themselves by encapsulating their persona and
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Projects credited in
- Fierce Festival X DAZEDI had the absolute pleasure of shooting @fiercefestival Birmingham for @Dazedigital ! https://www.dazeddigital.com/art-photography/article/64926/1/club-fierce-birmingham-queer-night-celebrated-all-things-pop?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaYwj5362aK-FI6uB3YbGBKofEo5QW73z-bES0p6FcNPKf7GUBpJdMSRxl0_aem_PCCQbO62N2ywExcEpdP6Bw
- Digital Euphoria | Dazed Summer 2021 Print IssueCollaboration with Dazed Media for the DAZED SUMMER 2021 print issue editorial piece: ‘DIGITAL EUPHORIA’. The piece covers the strange ways we were forced to connect during quarantine / lockdown. Creative individuals & spaces went online , but the friends, connections, and memories we made transversed into reality. Subculture was a space forced online during the era, and became an online haven for emerging artists and their fans to connect with each other.
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