“All This Time I’ve Been Losing” seeks to discover and reveal serendipitous moments of fragile beauty that exist in the overlooked and unloved areas of a city. Highlighting the importance of capturing landscapes in our everyday industrial life that perhaps are not normally regarded as “visually pleasing” nor “idyllic”, but as a stand-alone image can be aesthetically pleasing. It shows solidarity through inanimate objects and spaces – echoing the lives of those who reside there – people trying to find beauty in the banal whilst living in an area where sprits are low and unemployment is high.

It captures those fleeting moments and gives importance to the barren and forgotten matter, the traces of discarded objects represents a sadness: of feeling forgotten and undesired.

Bronica ETRS

120mm Film