Tim Willcocks Photographer

Tim trained as an advertising and editorial photographer at the Medway College of Design, and has a fine art based Masters Degree in Photography (Distinction) from the University of Brighton.

The majority of Tim’s practice features photographs of people which are presented simply, playfully and which are often incongruous. Simultaneously the photographs convey complex ideas which, stylistically, are intentionally designed to appeal to a diverse audience.

♦︎  In 2019 the BBC featured Tim’s One Shot project on their website.

♦︎  Tim’s photograph Grace after surgery was a finalist image in the2019  AoP Open Awards.

♦︎  Work from Tim’s Inanimate Reason project was selected by LensCulture in 2022 to be exhibited in the Summer Open Editors’ Pick online gallery.

♦︎  In 2023 a photograph from the series Remembering Fire featured in the Valentine Editions online gallery and in 2024 appeared in their publication ‘Hands’.

♦︎  The title photograph from Tim’s ‘Fall/Rise’ project was shown at the Shutterhub ‘To the Sea’ exhibition at St Gilles Croix de Vie in France from October 2023 to October 2024.

♦︎  Work from Tim’s Remembering Fire project was exhibited at the group show ‘and the sooner the better’ at Electro Studios Gallery Space, in October 2023.

♦︎  In December 2023 the key image from ‘Fall/Rise’ was chosen to appear on the CD cover of a release by the Kent psychedelic rock band The Deadest Hour, as well as gatefold work chosen from ‘Inanimate Reason’.

♦︎  Work from Tim’s The Screenface Ones project appeared in MirrorMirror: The Reflective Surface in Contemporary Art by Michael Petry, published by Thames & Hudson November 2024.

 

To enquire about commissions, artist talks, collaborations etc., please email tim@timwillcocks.com

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