British artist Paul Graham introduces his solo exhibition at HUXLEY-PARLOUR, Troubled Land. The exhibition presents Graham’s disquieting photographs, made between 1984 and 1986, documenting the ‘Troubles’ in Northern Ireland. Troubled Land innovatively framed the conflict through the country’s landscapes and daringly subverted the traditions of British documentary photography. 

Here, Graham discusses his approach to documenting the Troubles in Northern Ireland, and how the conflict became embedded in the landscape. The photographer also elucidates how he discovered his unique method of mingling conflict photography and landscape photography in one image, while also grappling with his own position as a British photographer in Northern Ireland.

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