Kitchen Court Hearing
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Photographer
Liz Hingley
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Prize
Photographer of Year
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Date of Photograph
November, 2020
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A barrister working from home during lockdown number two in London, 2020. Some UK judges requested that barristers dress in the full legal regalia for court hearings on zoom.
I photographed my partner in his favourite place to work- the kitchen table. We decided to ‘bubble up’ when moving between households became restricted due Covid 19 control measures.
The portrait is part of a series documenting social distancing, new ways of working, loving and our intimately entangled relationship with mobile devices.
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Biography
Liz Hingley is a photographer and anthropologist. Her work explores the systems of belonging and belief that shape cities around the world. Liz's projects have received numerous awards, including the Lens Culture portrait prize, The PhotoPhilanthropy Award, Prix Virginia and Getty Editorial Grant. Her work reaches audiences around the world through publications, workshops and exhibitions, in locations ranging from galleries to gardens, from hospitals to streets. Liz’s books include Under Gods (Dewi Lewis publishing, 2010) Sacred Shanghai (Washington University Press)Shanghai Sacred(GOST, 2020)
