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London, England, United Kingdom.
Arterton AW '22 for Yearn Shoemaker.

Working for London-based luxury atelier Arterton, I photographed a campaign alongside company founder William Wong, writer Nick Hendry, and tailor Mattia Finaldi for Yearn Shoemaker in the historic neighbourhoods of the city.

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Guildhall School, London, United Kingdom.
Cyrill Ibrahim, in Studio.

Famed pianist Cyrill Ibrahim, photographed in Black and White during an intimate recording session at the Guildhall School, London.

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~ Observations & Stories ~ 

Portfolio

~ Architecture & Degree Work ~ 

Architecture

University for the Creative Arts, Farnham
Interior Architectural Design

From 2018 to a mid-pandemic 2021, I studied Interior Architecture and Design at Farnham's University for the Creative Arts. My three year Bachelor's Degree involved me learning the fundamentals  and proficiencies of multiple disciplines, pushing me into a mediatory position between the worlds of architecture, R&D, product design, brand development, and inter/extra-company communication. This would always result in brief-led developments of spatial design, incorporating company/brand ethos, contextual considerations and explorations, and deep user engagement. 

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Dissertation

Over the course of my work at UCA, I wrote a number of papers on various topics of connected study. From new ways of understanding sustainability, to examinations of existing design.​

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About

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Hello, I'm Henry Kincaid, a photographer, writer, and recent Interior Architecture graduate from the University for the Creative Arts in Farnham, UK.
My work has involved the exploration of various fields of connected study, from those that lie in perpetuating process; in researching, exploring, and documenting that which inspires and facilitates further and better process, to observational work, exploring the ways in which visual culture is well-lived by those within it, and cultivated over time by those all around it. 
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