RIANNA SUTTON
ETIFEDDIAETH
Rianna Sutton’s Etifeddiaeth explores a Welsh identity in a modern society. Through vibrant portraits set against the dynamic landscapes of Wales, Sutton begins to challenge conventional preconceptions and stereotypes often associated with Welshness. The carefully curated attire serves as a tool to highlight and subvert these preconceived notions, creating a striking juxtaposition between the diverse individuals, their clothing, and the environment.
Etifeddiaeth, meaning heritage, embodies a sense of pride deeply embedded in Welsh identity, a pride that continually evolves in significance. The pride within the images comes from the celebration of each individual’s uniqueness, allowing the distinct personalities that makes up a Welsh identity to radiate through, emphasising what binds them - Wales.
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Graduates 2024
Ania BembenProject type
Charlie LockwoodProject type
Chloe DymondProject type
Alex HollandProject type
Emily SmithProject type
Liam AnthonyProject type
Louisa WebbProject type
Louise InnissProject type
Lucy ThorpeProject type
Rhys WynneProject type
Rianna SuttonProject type
Stevie SellersProject type
Lucinda CottierProject type
