Sean Bulson
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Artist's Statement
Sean uses varying degrees of abstraction to achieve a strong formal and graphic image. Vertical and horizontal lines are used to represent the structures (or boundaries) of urban experience. His approach to photography combines sociological references, with a coherent and often idealistic visual language. Working within the modernist tradition, he draws inspiration from photographers such as Bernd & Hilla Becher, Lewis Baltz, Andreas Gursky and Matthias Hoch.
Sean's photography goes beyond the intimate, casual and autobiographical approach favoured by many contemporary art photographers. His work, often presented within a grid structure, reflects the slowing down of photography and its movement towards contemplation.
Biography
Photographer and sociologist. Graduating with an MA in Social & Political Thought from Warwick University, Sean learnt from assisting professional photographers and from taking a series of photographic courses - all passed with distinction - at Kensington & Chelsea College (2000-2003). He recently exhibited 'Images of Tate Modern' at the PowerStation Gallery, London. He has also exhibited at several college photography shows and other group exhibitions.
Contact Details
Sean Bulson
E: info@seanbulson.net