This documentary photograph was taken at the Hope Centre in Northampton.It is a place where the town?s homeless go to seek refuge, a hot meal and a place to socialise in a safe environment which offers comfort and friends. Due to the way modern day society has stereotyped the homeless over a long pe
I was lucky enough to work as an extra in a Bollywood film shot in Mumbai over the summer. One of the scenes I was involved in also featured ex-Miss India and Miss Universe Sushmita Sen. The photo here captured a candid moment between takes, where Ms Sen checks he make up, helped by her two assist
This photograph is a performative depiction of male dominance and a reflection of the male gaze in relationship to women ?in many societies across the world?. Denying the viewer full access to the male form represnts the struggle that these women face, daily, to be seen and, more importantly, treate
When I went to India with my parents to my mum's home state in Gujarat, we stopped at a rail crossing and this man was taxi'ing village folk from one village to another. There must have been at least 17-20 in total. Thats fuel economy I think.
The 'Professional Mongolian Women" portrait series aims to challenge our existing perceptions of Mongolia - a society often imagined to be predominantly rural and nomadic. In todays Mongolia half of the 2.6 million population are living in the country's capital city, Ulaanbataar. In this urban socie
This image evokes ideas about objects and the ability we have to discard them. Even humans we are able to discard in this area of commidification, and desensitized objecification
This is one image that is part of a larger series of work that is related to the integration of a body in nature. In many of the images the human figure is detached from its humanistic qualities to be considered as an object
Why is violence perceived as something completely dependant upon gender and physical appearance? I'd rather go tooth and nail with 50 nazi skinheads (and I'm a quarter polish) than Aileen (pictured) she'd put just as much passion grit and downright unpredictability and malice into kicking the shit o
This is part of a street portrait series I am doing on the area in which I live, Tottenham N.17. In this series I touch on issues such as identity, representation, youth and gender to name just a few.
The Visible is Ctrl.Alt.Shift’s voice on campus. A vibrant network of student activists across the UK, they act, stand up, and campaign creatively to call for an end to global poverty...
Ctrl.Alt.Shift Unmasks Corruption, will launch this November as part of the annual COMICA Festival with an exhibition of political comic work to coincide with the release of our new comic book...
We are pleased to announce The English National Ballet School as the winning entry for the Ctrl.Alt.Shift Dance Competition.The five-minute piece was entered by George Williamson, who choreographed...
Ctrl.Alt.Shift is teaming up with BALTIC for an exhibition around Conflict: War and Peace. Fifteen students will be mentored by the likes of Matthew Stone, T-Magic and Benjamin Wachenje with an...