Each participant involved with the project, is given a disposable camera and asked to photograph the ways in which epilepsy impacts their lives. The resulting images are at times surreal, dark and amusing.
Interwoven with audio recordings, the images form a record of a condition – and the lives it affects – offering glimpses of that which many of us will never know.
Tolly Robinson is a photographer and documentary maker based in Brighton. His work explores local stories that feed into global narratives, whether they be decaying political systems, epilepsy or sea sewage.
His work has been shown in the Guardian, on the BBC and in the FT. His project More Than Seizures also sits in the UAL permanent art collection.
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