Hewn from the mud of - then thrown and fired* in - the forges of the Scottish Highlands, Christi MacPherson is a photographic artist now based in Fife. His work is entirely led by contemporary archaeological thinking and ranges all the way from documentary landscape to still-life combined with prose.
Since finishing his photographic degree in Derby in the mid 90s he has had solo shows in Inverness, Dunfermline and Edinburgh. Christi also has shown in the Retina Scottish International Festival and the Patriothall Galery in Edinburgh.
In the middle of this yawningly large period of time, he spent well over a decade as a graphic, multimedia and interface designer. Something that he’s forever surprised to see influence his work in myriad subtle ways
Now, he is studying for a remotely taught MA in Photography through Falmouth Uni that has transformed his practice and changed his life immeasurably.
*I was going to say sculpted, but my physique is much more pot-like than fine sculpture.
