Anne Guest
Anne Guest works with photography, video and text. She has exhibited nationally and internationally and recently won a photography bursary and a travel bursary. Dealing with issues of staged phenomena and reality she blurs the boundaries between fact and fiction to produce surreal work. Anne explores perceptions of the familiar by using juxtapositions that reflect her interest in the temporal and the ephemeral. She also has an interest in phenomenology, which relates to how things are perceived and experienced in the world. In the series It is almost what happens objects and mirrors in the seascape are used to investigate trace, shadow and indexical sign in relation to time. They are almost always there uses differences in scale to explore the space between representation and perception, and reality and imagination. Anne graduated from an MA with a Distinction and has exhibited throughout the UK and in Iceland and China.