This visually striking work is a collage of black-and-white images that captures the vibrant energy and social unrest of a bygone era. The composition is a mosaic of historical photographs, newspaper clippings, and protest placards, creating a powerful visual narrative. The predominantly monochromatic palette is punctuated by bold splashes of color, adding depth and dynamism to the artwork. The artist skillfully juxtaposes various elements, inviting the viewer to explore the complex interplay of past and present, activism and social change. This piece serves as a poignant commentary on the enduring struggle for justice and equality. ...
Photographer Alfie White is interested in uncovering and working to subvert the destruction caused by the misrepresentation of minorities through media narratives that perpetuate dehumanising stereotypes. White explains ‘We live in an age where the average person is more aware of the issues in their country or city than ever before, yet due to the way media is delivered and consumed, they rarely develop anything more than a detached awareness.’ Printing his striking black and white photographs in a makeshift darkroom in his bedroom, White confronts fabricated narratives by depicting normal people on the streets, playing sports, and in nightclubs. He invites the viewer to make a connection with his subjects, a ‘foundation level of empathy’, by intricately documenting moments of intimacy and emotion. ...
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