Olivia O'Connor

Olivia O'Connor is a Bristol and Brighton based photographer Working with mixed media process to help drive a narrative. based off the connections people have with places and the stories that stay with them over time. The work often begins with finding out the history of a certain landscape which grows interest to a certain location with project being built souly off of research . Looking into old photographs to see how a space can develop and change as the people living there would of local histories and myths have also been large inperations for her most recent project "DoBunni Hill"

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DoBunni Hill

“DoBunni Hill” is a mixed media photography project exploring the lasting presence of the Dobunni tribe within the landscape. Combining landscape photography with frottage, the work investigates memory, time, and absence through the physical traces left behind in the environment.

DoBunni Hill

“DoBunni Hill” is a mixed media photography project exploring the lasting presence of the Dobunni tribe within the landscape. Combining landscape photography with frottage, the work investigates memory, time, and absence through the physical traces left behind in the environment.

DoBunni Hill

“DoBunni Hill” is a mixed media photography project exploring the lasting presence of the Dobunni tribe within the landscape. Combining landscape photography with frottage, the work investigates memory, time, and absence through the physical traces left behind in the environment.

DoBunni Hill

“DoBunni Hill” is a mixed media photography project exploring the lasting presence of the Dobunni tribe within the landscape. Combining landscape photography with frottage, the work investigates memory, time, and absence through the physical traces left behind in the environment.

DoBunni Hill

“DoBunni Hill” is a mixed media photography project exploring the lasting presence of the Dobunni tribe within the landscape. Combining landscape photography with frottage, the work investigates memory, time, and absence through the physical traces left behind in the environment.