because i liked a boy

Ritualising intimacy, memory and loss - a reflection on the emotional complexities that unfold when love must be released rather than sustained. About This mixed-media exhibition draws from everyday encounters and personal documentation, Liam re-contextualises familiar materials to create a reflective environment that holds traces of a past relationship. At the centre of the work is the emotional arc of falling in love and the eventual decision to part ways as two lives move in different directions. The artworks explore intimacy, attachment and loss, acknowledging how relationships continue to shape us even after they have ended. Within The Chapel, the space becomes a site for quiet ritual. Carefully arranged objects, images and media gather fragments of shared history and emotional residue, transforming the room into a place that holds both memory and absence. These materials act as markers of care, presence and distance, offering subtle reminders of moments once lived. Rather than seeking closure, the exhibition honours the lasting impact of intimacy and positions the space as both a public act of remembrance and a private process of reflection. Fragments of a relationship linger throughout the exhibit prompting reflection on our individual experiences of love, memory and letting go. Read more Toggle Multi-disciplinary Photography