This year’s University of Suffolk graduate show in photography marks the culmination of a years, and sometimes longer, visual inquiry into a wide range of subject areas. This has resulted in each student producing a significant and new body based on academic rigor and visual curiosity. Sometimes drawing on familiar art and photographic tropes, such as portraiture and landscape, much of the work this year explores our relationship and engagement with contemporary society, and photography, through the photographic image. Some of the photographs are challenging whilst others have a sense of deliberation and quietness, all of them, both individually and collectively, however, reflect and encompass the world we inhabit today.
