Camera Recording its Own Condition (7 Apertures, 10 Speeds, 2 Mirrors)

John Hilliard is a British photographer and conceptual artist born in 1945 whose practice interrogates the indexical nature of the photograph itself. Working primarily with color and black-and-white film since the 1970s, he employs systematic intervention in the photographic process to expose how meaning shifts through framing, exposure, and sequence. His work sits at the intersection of conceptual art and photography, treating the medium as a site of linguistic and perceptual instability rather than transparent documentation.

Lancaster, UK