Richard Denny is a British/Australian artist and researcher currently based in Tallinn, Estonia. His practice spans photography, painting, film, collage, text, and installation, with an extensive international exhibition history across four decades. His present research centres on hauntology, memory, place, and identity.
Educated at RMIT, Melbourne, and at RIT, New York, on a Kodak scholarship, he subsequently completed an MA in Fine Art at Falmouth University. He is currently a part-time practice-based PhD candidate at the UoS/University of Essex. His doctoral project, Revisiting a Vanishing Land, investigates the memories of the evolving Suffolk coastline, with walking as its primary methodology of enquiry.
Work is held in public and private collections internationally, and he presents regularly at international academic conferences.
Photo by: The Kotzebue Kollective