Viveca Koh FRPS

Viveca Koh FRPS FIPF: “I am a self-taught Fine Art photographer, with a special fascination for small details, for lost, abandoned, poignant and generally broken objects, and also for darkness contrasting with light, both in a physical and emotional sense. Abandoned buildings are a passion of mine, as are the details of places that attract my eye, the minutiae which collects in hidden corners, the small parts of bigger things that are fascinating in their own right.”

The Joy of Seeing, Photography My Way: here Viveca will re-visit some derelict locations and show previously unseen UrbEx images, including a section of photos shot indoors in very low light, leading to very deep and dark shadows from which the lighter elements gently emerge. She will show a range of iPhone shots, a series entitled ‘Miksang’ (Tibetan for ‘Good Eye’), candids of people in cafés, and shares how she created some of her multi-layered images using Photoshop.

A Collection of Moments: Viveca will be discussing ‘mini projects’ such as Elgies photographed in various cemeteries and examining her love for stone angels and monumental masonry. Then there will be the dolls and mannequins which she often finds quite sinister but always endlessly fascinating with their moulded faces. Both projects use texture overlays photographed elsewhere then added to her ever expanding textures database. Also there will be square format seascapes from the Isle of Man, and she will be showing a range of monochrome images of various subjects, with a separate section of flower photography using only natural light. Finally, she will show the images from her successful Fellowship with The Irish Photographic Federation.

An opportunity to experience very unusual and varied creativity with details of how to achieve these effects from a very talented photographer with two FRPS distinctions. The most recent FRPS will be on display to view during the day.

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