LADY INTO HUT AT NOORDERLICHT PHOTO FESTIVAL

I am so happy to have been invited to exhibit at Noorderlicht Photo Festival in Holland, which opened 31st August and runs through to 26th October.

The theme is An Ocean of Possibilities and my work is exhibited as part of the show, Call of the Wild.

My installation proposal

Installation photographs to follow

© Laura Hynd

LADY INTO HUT AT MOMA, KOLGA PHOTO FESTIVAL

I recently exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in Tbilisi, Georgia as part of the Kolga Photo Festival. The exhibition, 'Ladies Only' was curated by Tina Schelhorn of Lichtblick Gallery and School, Cologne.

Photo by Beso Khaindrava

Photo by Wolgang Zurborn

The four meter piece was darkroom printed at Labyrinth Photographic Printing, London. My work is normally exhibited small as this suits its intimate nature. However, as Lady into Hut is a project about immersing oneself in a place, we decided to go as big as we possibly could, thus allowing the viewer to surround themselves in the work. It was first exhibited at Four Corners Gallery/Labyrinth Photographic for their Stare Show.

UNCERTAIN STATES EXHIBITION 2013

As part of the Uncertain States annual group show, I exhibited a piece from Lady into Hut. Other exhibitors included Ania Dabrowska, Tom Hunter and Julie Cockburn.

LADY INTO HUT IN SMBH MAGAZINE

I am pleased to announce that my work was chosen to appear in the online photography magazine, SMBH.

SMBH is a fantastic publication founded and edited by photographer, Barry W Hughes.

Here is a link http://www.smbhmag.com/portfolio/issue-14/

© Laura Hynd 2013

A YEAR IN DEVELOPMENT 2013

A Year in Development, Labyrinth Photographic Printing's annual exhibition opened last night at Four Corners Gallery, 121 Roman Road, London, E2 0QN

Beautifully printed work by an amazing selection of photographic artists displayed for the coming weeks.

I am showing a new piece from Lady into Hut.

Thirst/Burn

© Laura Hynd

LADY INTO HUT

LOVE. HOLD

In April 2011 I approached a married couple and asked if they would allow me to photograph them in an embrace. They said yes. Having just started a new relationship myself I felt drawn to them and their commitment.

This became an important image in The Letting Go. A full stop almost. A hopeful portal in to the future.

My relationship didn't last, but the couple are happier than ever and trying for a baby. I wanted to be back in the dark with them, so made this animation. While watching it I found my breathing changed with the flow of the movement.

What a wonderful way to step back in time.

This animation is made from Untitled (love/hold), The Letting Go

© Laura Hynd 2012