I recently had the pleasure of talking with Peter Holliday on his podcast, The Land Behind where he speaks with a range of guests including photographers, musicians and anthropologists as he explores questions of photography, perception and place.
My episode is titled ‘Landscape Representation as Social Commentary’ and I talk about my experience photographing England’s social landscape in the decade preceding Brexit.
You can listen in here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3WqV34eTCTny5DjLz7VMkT?si=1dd8f4f2ab094aa7&nd=1
Channel 4 News recently reported on my exhibition ‘How Did We Get Here? / Where Do We Go Now?’. You can view the interview with their Culture Correspondent Minnie Stephenson here.
The exhibition has also featured on The Guardian, in the FT Weekend Magazine (below), and on Chesire Live.
To mark the exhibition of my photographs created in Normandy and currently showing at Château de Flamanville (until September 19, 2021), the Rouen Normandie Photographic Center commissioned this short film of me discussing the project, whilst also making some new work around the Cotentin region.
You can watch the video here (07.38 mins): https://vimeo.com/580352780
An interview for Bob Books where I discuss my A Daily Sea series made during the recent Covid-19 lockdown:
https://www.bobbooks.co.uk/blog-post/a-daily-sea-interview-with-simon-roberts
I recently did an interview for My Modern Met about my Polyarnye Nochi series. Read it online here.
Recently I was interviewed by Gemma Padley for the Royal Photographic Society Journal as part of their Best Shots series ahead of my talk at RPS House, Bristol, in October.
You can download a pdf of the article here.
Mark Aitken examines the relationship between photography and sound on his weekly show There Then Hear Now on Resonance FM. This week I discussed my photography with soundtracks from several of my short films, music from the Boyan Choir, and the voices of Philip Hoare and Paul Schofield.
First broadcast on 21st May 2018, 5.30 – 6.30pm. Listen HERE.
A video interview conducted recently with Michael Kurcfeld for Paris Photo; part of his series of conversations with artists and curators where they discuss their work and the medium of photography.