‘[Mosse's] pictures are beguiling, and very challenging indeed.’ Phil Coomes, BBC Picture Editor
‘Landscape will remember when humans have upped and walked away’ Simon Norfolk
Exceedingly interesting talk last night by Simon Norfolk @Victoria_Phipps
‘Mosse’s images remind you that that world can be confusingly beautiful, even in its darkest hour.’ @creativetourist
“Using a tool typically employed in conflict to create art which exposes it?” @MelanieScribes
“Awe-inspiring photography by Richard Mosse, looking forward to his UK debut.” @JoanneDarl
“Lens-based media is important for understanding of the world today.” Karen Newman, via @TheDbleNgtve
“Infra reveals the complexity of war via an obsolete military surveillance technique.” @creativetourist
“Heading to see Mosse & Norfolk, such an exciting sandwich of photography.” @whiteheadollie
“Open Eye has been a bedrock of Liverpool’s photography scene for over 30 years.” -FT Life&Arts

Ceri-Jayne Griffith

Ceri has been involved with Open Eye since 2009. Since finishing her studies (Photography BA at St. Helens College) in May 2010 she has contributed to a number of events and projects in and around Liverpool, such as the Abandon Normal Devices festival, Liverpool Biennial 2010, Open Eye’s Young Collective Collaborators and Look2011. Her projects as a photographer include Four to the Floor (in aid of Nordoff Robbin Music Therapy), Whitby Park Project, Voice in a Million and Lord Mayor Awards.