Paul Blakemore and Karen Dews have been exchanging 35mm films since 2013 and double exposing them to multiple environments. Uniquely in this sharing of work, their camera shutters are literally both open and their worlds really do collide.

Making the machine dance with the light, they invite you to travel and imagine between time. Without the use of digital manipulation, these artists fully demonstrate that analogue photography is truly still alive.

Both have a long history of experimenting within the field of photography, setting up community darkrooms in Bristol, creating slide projections for performance poets like Kate Tempest and exhibiting their images alongside one another on many occasions.