As a photojournalist Nadine Hutton’s interest is directed towards in-depth documentation of stories that may not necessarily seem newsworthy. She tells stories that are a neglected part of the process of the last decade and which have important implications for the understanding of this country. Much of her work is concerned with social issues — the rights of women, the dispossessed and those whose voices are rarely heard above the furore.
In addition to the very serious business of photojournalism, Nadine looks at ways of moving beyond the constraints of the still image and the language of photojournalism and explores video and installation as artistic media.
