Portraits of the Mind explores our thoughts and mindsets victimisation the body as a canvas.

“When you enter a outlook, you enter a replacement world.” Carol Dweck

How we have a tendency to understand our world and also the mind-sets we have a tendency to hold square measure typically delineated in figurative terms. the pictures and symbols used for Portraits of the Mind square measure an inventive expression of the mental attitudes which might form and alter our significance, Nisus and deepest which means of success and failure. The series of artworks invitations the audience to appear at their own self made image, perceptions and worldviews.

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The Unknown Mind

Photographer Jonathan Macauley
with model Krissy Smith

“The Mind is like an iceberg, it floats with one-seventh of its bulk above water”
Sigmund Freud

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The Box

Photographer Jonathan Macauley
with model Charlotte Mahdoodi

“Don’t think outside the box. Think like there is no box.”
Ziad K. Abdelnour

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Malneirophrenia

Photographer Jonathan Macauley
with model Charlotte Parker

A foul mood resulting from a bad night’s sleep or a nightmare.

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Euneirophrenia

Photographer Jonathan Macauley
with model Jenny Hibberd

A good state of mind after sleeping.

“…I value that little phrase “I don’t know” so highly. It’s small, but it flies on mighty wings. It expands our lives to include the spaces within us as well as those outer expanses in which our tiny Earth hangs suspended.”
Wislawa Szymborska

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Polarities

Photographer Jonathan Macauley
with model Lisa Vasilev

“My face would go on but behind it was this black hole… I was like a computer, programmed and functioning… It’s like having two heads, one so positive, one so negative but that second one, it just keeps beating the other”
Lisa’s post natal depression.

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Open Mind

Photographer Jonathan Macauley
with model Charlotte Parker

“Minds are like Parachutes, they only function when open”
Thomas Dewar

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Glass Half
Photographer Jonathan Macauley
with model Charlotte Parker

"Life is brief, and it's sinful to waste one’s time. they assert I’m active. however being active continues to be wasting one’s time, if in doing one loses oneself. nowadays could be a resting time, and my heart explodes in search of itself. If Associate in Nursing anguish still clutches Maine, it’s after I feel this impalpable moment slip through my fingers like quicksilver… At the instant, my whole kingdom is of this world. This sun and these shadows, this heat and this cold rising from the depths of the air: why marvel if one thing is dying or if men suffer, since everything is written on this window wherever the sun sheds its lots as a acknowledgment to my pity? I will say and in an exceedingly moment I shall say that what counts is to be human and easy. No, what counts is to be true, and so everything fits in, humanity and ease. once am I more true than after I am the world? My cup brims over before I even have time to want. Eternity is there and that i hoped for it. What I would like for now could be now not happiness however merely awareness."
Albert Camus

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