Aliki Braine

Aliki Braine, Where Two Seas Meet (Skagen) (2018), B&W photograph from folded negative
Aliki Braine, Where Two Seas Meet (Skagen) (2018), B&W photograph from folded negative
Aliki Braine, Where Two Seas Meet (Skagen) (2018), B&W photograph from folded negative
Aliki Braine, Draw me a tree… (Black Out) (2006), B&W photograph with hole punched negative 
Aliki Braine, Sky lines (Norfolk) (2018), B&W photograph from folded negative
Aliki Braine, Falling up (2017), Colour photograph from cut and rotated negative
Aliki Braine, Falling up (2017), B&W photograph from cut and rotated negative 
Aliki Braine, Falling up (2017), B&W photograph from cut and rotated negative 

Aliki Braine (* 1976, Paris) studied at The Ruskin School of Fine Art, Oxford University, The Slade School of Fine Art, London and The Courtauld Institute of Art where she was awarded a distinction for her masters in 17th century painting. Her work is interested in exploring the physical nature of photographic images and the debt photography owes to the history of western European painting. Often folding, drawing with ink, punching holes or overlaying her negatives with adhesive labels, she seeks to acknowledge the photograph as an object and the image as a construct. Braine lives and works in London.

Aliki Braine