Fringe Elements

Eva Kalpadaki, originally from Greece, is a photographic artist based in Brighton, UK. She challenges conventional expectations of photography, exploring the tension between representation and abstraction. Selected for Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2008, her work has been exhibited internationally in solo and group exhibitions. She holds a PhD in Arts and Communication from UCA and a PGCE teaching qualification. Her artistic practice informs her work as a photography tutor, mentor and accredited Creativity Life Coach, helping others develop their creative potential.

Originally from a design background Jerry started taking photographs in 2007. As a photographer he is self-taught and often at loggerheads with the mainstream, using unorthodox ideas and processes, plus his very distinctive monochrome style. His photographs include people, street and project photography where there is usually a strong emphasis on culture, class and a sense of place. He has been published many times.

I am a project based creative and commercial photographer based in Brighton & Hove. Amongst many other shows, I have been exhibiting in Photo Fringe since 2010. I’m thrilled to be showing work from my project ‘Passers-by’ to actual passers-by within sight from where it was created.

Robert is a Brighton-based traveling street photographer who attempts to distill the everyday and find magic in unexpected places.

I am a local photographer and artist. In this piece I’m illustrating the importance of meeting places. Their role in building friendships and as a place to converse and share.

I'm a British-American lens-based artist from New York, now based in Hove.
In my ongoing, multi-year series, 'Neither Here nor There' (see website) , I'm allowing the text found in liminal spaces to provide feedback on the spaces in which they're situated.

Liban Elmi is a Brighton-based street and documentary photographer. Working mainly in black and white, he photographs people, place and change, from the choreography of crowds and public ritual to quieter moments of urban life. He works close to people, with curiosity, courage and kindness. His current long-term project, Al Khidr/St George, explores migration, faith, belonging and Englishness. His work is available at Yellow Korner Gallery La Hune Paris and Online.