Just graduated with an MA Photography degree with distinction from Brighton University. Comments on my final project Insecta:

''An ambitious and very confident project exquisitely handled throughout, culminating in an exceptionally beautiful book. I'd really love to own this!''
(Mark Power, Magnum photographer and lecturer)

''Highly focused, sophisticated and visually seductive work. The attention to technical detail, design, display and resolution is extraordinary.''
(Fergus Heron, photographer and lecturer)

''The book that you have produced is really beautiful and complex and thoughtful.''
(Joanna Lowry, MA Photography Course Leader, Brighton University)

▲ Installation views of my Insecta project in /world.

I will be exhibiting my latest project Insecta for my master’s degree show.

The Faculty of Arts Gallery

University of Brighton

68 Grand Parade

Brighton BN2 0JY

All are welcome to the private view: Friday 20 September from 6 pm.

/world

The project looks at the human need to collect and catalogue, and our fascination with the natural world. I couldn’t have done it without The Booth Museum of Natural History allowing me to root around its collections.

See the exhibition website for more information: /world.

▲ Image from my Insecta project.

Large A1 prints (70 × 100 cm frames) from my Tempus Fugit series are available from the Brighton-based interior design boutique/studio EatonNott.

EatonNott caters for those who seek the unusual, desirable and bizarre. A collaboration between two artists – Jess Eaton and Jon Nott – EatonNott sources and creates a range of marvels for the stylist or interior designer looking to really enchant their client.

(Note added in 2015: EatonNott have sadly ceased trading.)

I’ve just received an unconditional offer of a place on the University of Brighton’s highly regarded MA Photography degree course. I'm well chuffed as they have about 60–80 applicants but only a dozen or so places, and my first degree is in chemistry, not art! One of my tutor’s will be Magnum photographer Mark Power.

▲ Elsie, 1927, by Rich Cutler.

As part of the Brighton Festival Fringe 2011 I am in a group exhibition at AM Gallery Brighton, 4–17 May.

''This contemporary photography exhibition of international artists consists of four different shows: narrative (N), still life (S), abstract (A) and portrait (P). Aiming to enhance the interaction between the public and photographic medium, this exhibition provides a rare opportunity to see the creative works of talented artists from all over the world.''

▲ Installation view of my photographs in The Fringe Show N.S.A.P.