With a changing British landscape at the forefront of Paul’s highly personal and experiential work, he aims to focus on and champion marginalised communities, cultural trades and traditions, the working class, and the effects of austerity through the use of analogue formats in still and moving image.
In 2018 he was one of 100 winners of The British Journal of Photography’s ‘Portrait of Britain’ prize and was exhibited nationwide.
Having recently finished a HOME Manchester commissioned film, Paul is currently working towards finishing his personal project ‘Mirror with a Memory’ as well as seeking new commissions and collaborations.
A documentation of my mother grieving the loss of my grandmother, and my father reaching the end of his working life.
The film is a study of the breadwinner and housewife relationship in a British context. Each subject poetically recite their memories based on our passing conversations over the last several years.
