Artists

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Fahim Ahamed | Daria Amaranth | Iawen Azizi | Vigmantas Balevičius | Bella Blazwick-Noble | Abdulmonam Eassa | Linda Blythe | Janay Nicole Bookhart | Eliza Bourner | Alicia Brodowicz | Anne Campbell | Alfredo Esparza Cárdenas | Yifei Cheng | Hsuan Chung | Thomas Condon | Erik Van Cuyk | Caitriona Dunnett | Sonia Dias | Iulia Enkelana | Mark Griffiths | Anne Guest & Richard Nicholls | Zico Farina | Sebastiaan Franco | Elisabeth Hayes | John Hiom | David Hochleitner | Joel Jimenez Jara | Ana Jarosz | Adrienn Józan | Nils Karlson | Aine Kelly | Eduard Korniyenko | Nanna Lauritsen | Robert Law | Hyonchang Lee | Mark Long | Mads Madison | Derek Man | JC Marechal | Jack McKain | Mathieu Menard | Georgia Mingham | Maria Oliveira | Paweł Piotrowski | Bob Richmond | Chris Roberts | Nik Roche | Marcin Ryczek | Ionna Sakellaraki | Sanghamitra Sarkar | Marina Shindenkova | Jasmine De Silva | Kamil Sleszynski | Streetmax | Mano Svanidze | Igor Tereshkov | Anna Tihanyi  | Jesse Edwards Thomas |  Polly Tootal | Alice Van Kempen | Alexander Vorobyov | Sarah Jayne- Webb | Al Wildey | Peng Zhou | Patricia Ziad

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Also exhibiting in Galleries 2 and 3.

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Reflections on identity following brain injury 

Project manager: Emma Brunton (brain injury survivor) in collaboration with the brain injury service (Swansea Bay UHB), Lee Aspland (Photgrapher), the Health and Well-being Academy (Swansea University)

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Mohamed Hassan – Souls

Originally from Alexandria, Mohamed Hassan has been living and working in Pembrokeshire, in west Wales in the UK since 2007, graduating with a first class honours degree in Photography from Carmarthen School of Art in 2016. Since then he has continued to photograph the human condition both in the studio environment and from real life scenes.

The images in this exhibition pay tribute to life in his home country, Egypt where he spent March 2017 in Cairo exhibiting his solo show ‘Witnessing Wales’.

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