Michael Hallett’s photographs of Worcester are celebrated in Cathedral Square as a photo flash mob. Printed on t-shirts, the photographs are about people and places, fashion and style. It records the family fun of Worcester’s shopping experience, eating emporiums and organised summer activities. They were all recorded on an iPhone camera.
His inconsequential images explore the critical questions surrounding identity, affluence, lifestyle, excesses, and the cult of the individual. Collectively, they convey a strong narrative showing people predominantly in an urban, social landscape.