It's art, at the end of the day Ep18 with Janet

Photographer, poet and organiser at Woodfiled Pavilion in South London.
Janet’s relationship with photography began when she received her first camera at eighteen—a gift that sparked a lifelong journey of observation and expression. Working primarily in black and white, Janet captures emotion in its most intimate and unfiltered form. Her photographs are quiet, contemplative, and deeply human, reflecting her sensitivity to light, shadow, and the stories that unfold in everyday life.

But Janet’s artistic work doesn’t stop at the camera. She’s also an active community organiser, hosting exhibitions, film nights, and creative gatherings at The Woodfield Pavilion, a community space nestled in the heart of South London. There, she helps foster dialogue, collaboration, and connection among artists and neighbours alike.

In this episode, we talk about what it means to see—and feel—through the lens, her love for monochrome imagery, and the value of making art in community.

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