Fiona Larkin is an Irish artist living and working in Newcastle. She works mainly in photography and moving image which stems from a practice of performance to camera work. She is concerned with ideas of perspective shift, of long looking and the possibility for alongsideness as a productive and creative structure. She recently completed a PhD at Northumbria University and is currently teaching first year Fine Art students at Northumbria.

Larkin is concerned with ideas of perspective shift, of long looking and the possibility for alongsideness as a productive and creative structure. She has previously made video work in response to the archives of Vernon Lee and Clementina Anstruther-Thomson, exploring their ideas on embodied empathic perception.

www.fionalarkin.com