Craig Waddell

James Robert Faulkner

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About this artwork

We can use our outward appearance to express our identity – as much or as little as we want. How we choose to dress can be influenced by how comfortable we feel in expressing ourselves. As part of Craig Waddell’s series Masc he draws attention to and celebrates rich textiles. His photographs reference historic painted portraits but update the portraiture tradition for a modern audience.

Updated August 2024

Artist:: Craig Waddell (born 1994) British

Title:: James Robert Faulkner

Date:: 2016; printed 2021

Materials:: Inkjet print

Measurements:: 50.80 x 50.80 cm

Object type:: Photograph

Credit line:: Presented by Art Fund

Accession number:: PGP 1032.2

Gallery:: Scottish National Gallery Of Modern Art (Modern Two) (Print Room)
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Craig Waddell

Craig Waddell is a queer British photographer based in London, having graduated from Edinburgh College of Art in 2017. He uses analogue photography and a formal photographic style to allude to traditional techniques whilst investigating contemporary issues surrounding representation. His work is…

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