Eva Bensasson

As a visual artist, I explore themes of identity, collective memory, and place through photography. My work has been exhibited internationally in museums, galleries and publications.

Designing custom websites for arts clients, I create visually appealing and user-friendly digital platforms that align with client objectives. My work integrates technical precision with creative problem-solving to deliver impactful online presences.

Led the MA Photography program, overseeing curriculum delivery, student mentorship, and academic planning during a faculty member's paternity leave. Ensured continuity and high standards in the programme by guiding students through their research and creative projects while fostering a supportive and inspiring learning environment.

Led undergraduate photography workshops with a focus on photographic art history, theory and conceptual frameworks. My role included mentoring students and fostering an environment for experimentation and growth in their artistic practices.

Guided MA students in developing their photographic skills and theoretical understanding. I emphasized interdisciplinary approaches, encouraging students to push boundaries in their creative projects.

Authored insightful articles and reviews on contemporary art, focusing on emerging voices and cultural movements. My writing combined critical analysis with accessibility, contributing to broader conversations within the art world.

Sourced compelling visual content for publication, supporting the magazine’s mission to spotlight women’s art. My work involved collaborating with artists and researchers to ensure high-quality imagery that enriched editorial narratives.

Thesis title: A Photographic Enquiry into the Politics and Poetics of the Boundary of an Urban Development Site