Polly Alderton is a British artist currently using photography as her medium. She works on several long term and self motivated projects, often personal, using the premise of 'Show Don't Tell'. This is notably prevalent in her striking portrait work which has been described and emotive and tactile.
Polly resides in North Essex, UK. She studied Fine Art at Byam Shaw School of Art, Central St. Martins.
Polly has had her work published in Invisible Britain: Portraits of Hope and Resilience, Edited by Paul Sng and The British Journal of Photography's Portrait of Britain 2018 book. She is also currently nominated for the Royal Photographic Society's, Hundred Heroines: Celebrating Women in Photography Today. She has had work shared on several online platforms that include VSCO and has worked with the BBC on various projects including the new BBC Ident project with Martin Parr in 2017 and the cBeebies Everyone's Welcome campaign. She has had work published in numerous magazines including Fathers, KekMama, Seasons, Mini*Mini, Nido. And has collaborated with BoboChoses for their A/W 2018 campaign.
Polly resides in North Essex, UK. She studied Fine Art at Byam Shaw School of Art, Central St. Martins.
Polly has had her work published in Invisible Britain: Portraits of Hope and Resilience, Edited by Paul Sng and The British Journal of Photography's Portrait of Britain 2018 book. She is also currently nominated for the Royal Photographic Society's, Hundred Heroines: Celebrating Women in Photography Today. She has had work shared on several online platforms that include VSCO and has worked with the BBC on various projects including the new BBC Ident project with Martin Parr in 2017 and the cBeebies Everyone's Welcome campaign. She has had work published in numerous magazines including Fathers, KekMama, Seasons, Mini*Mini, Nido. And has collaborated with BoboChoses for their A/W 2018 campaign.