CABINET OF CURIOSITIES what the media says

Objects of Desire

Each piece is mounted exquisitely - the 'Heads' are pinned like prize specimens in lepidopterist specimen cases; while Imaginary People (my favourite piece, depicting an ethereal gown of folded paper) hangs majestically from an oversized coat hanger of Alice in Wonderland proportions. Curious indeed.

Sarah Bailey Harpers Bazaar

Bill Jackson - The L'Enfant Terrible At Troika Editions

But he achieves all of this without strongly proselytising. He does so without bludgeoning the point itself to the point of solipsism. He does so while keeping his sense of humour and irreverence importantly intact. It is only the true artist who can both laugh at art while engaging with it meaningfully, and Bill Jackson manages to balance his walk down that narrow path.

Sara T'Rula photographer and writer

A conflation of three separate studies, the exhibition boldly suggests that the photograph itself might be considered an object rather then a window for documentary.

Design Week