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PHOTOGRAPHER, VISUAL ARTIST & METAPHYSICAL THEORIST


CURRENT PERSONAL PROJECT: THE FEEDBACK LOOP THEORY


SITE UNDER MAINTENANCE/REDESIGN - FUNCTIONALITY MAY REDUCE PERIODICALLY


Neville Goddard

STUDIO MOVEMENTS…

To diversify within my visual work/photography and collaborate with radically different clients, I’m fishing for any kind of projects or traditional day jobs (in all other industries, particularly academia, hospitality, travel, corporate events and major brands) here and abroad. Which will take elements of my previous music work and apply them in different and more fantastical ways.

I’m ultimately looking for a client that wants to take on an XX project within any of these areas, & all of those example pitches are detailed in the Sarah Ginn XX tabs. This kind of work is what I call ‘hyperbranding’ and although they use music acts as examples, they have an infinite number of applications for potential clients in other industries. Especially those who are looking for a fully collaborative visual project with added academic theory.

‘The Feedback Loop Theory’ essay is also available in The Theories tab for anyone to view until it is completed. I particularly welcome academic feedback and employment opportunities from universities and research institutions interested in this work. I’ve completed a lot of research into this essay over the last 6 months, with 2 new chapters to read and a couple more in the works. I hope you all enjoy it!

Due to reasons outside of my control I’ve sadly had to take a forced retirement from music photography. Detailed reasons for this retirement will be fully published once my website has been redesigned. My historical music photography work from the last 15 years is available in print form, via the books below

Renegade Snares: The Resistance And Resilience Of Drum & Bass - Ben Murphy & Carl Loben / Aftershock: The Seismic Impact Of Dubstep - Lauren Martin / Fabric 25: Fabric 25th Year Retrospective - Joe Muggs & Fabric / Super Sharp Shooter: A Spectral Photographic Journey Through Bass Music - Sarah Ginn

There is no try, there is just do’