This is a showcase of work by students in the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences at Anglia Ruskin University, who graduated from 2020 to 2022.
It's all of us, together, in a digital show you curate for yourself - not pre-arranged into rooms, courses or disciplines. You do the arranging. Want to see all the red things we made? Or all the work about identity, nature or isolation? Look at what you want to, when you want to, whether it's all the illustration, all the writing, all the movies or performance. You get the idea.
This exhibition is yours for the making. Go explore.
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Neuza d’Almeida is a Portuguese photographer based in Cambridge.
She started photographing when she was 14 years old and made her first pinhole camera out of a box of shoes. In 2016, she moved to the UK to follow her biggest dream - studying photography. Her work explores the environment we live in relation to the creation of an identity. She uses light and still life subjects to juxtapose ideas and share her different points of view and her beliefs.