Le Carillion, Rue Alibert, Paris.
Le Carillion, Rue Alibert, Paris.
Le Petit Cambodge, Rue Alibert, Paris.
Le Carillion, Rue Alibert, Paris.
Brussel-Nationaal Airport, Leopoldlaan, Belgium
Inland Regional Centre, San Bernadino, CA.
‘Au nom de quoi?’ [In the name of what?] explores the use of food photography in order to engage with current world affairs. Placing political violence in contrast to the fundamentally important occasion of sharing food. Research is imperative to the body of work; the accuracy’s are key throughout, strengthening the validity of the
imagery. Concentration is on IS/ISIS/DAESH related attacks that took place during the Western culture of dining. Each scene depicts a particular moment paused in time, staged with the familial assets of western food photography (and the culture associated with it), amongst subtle clues to the IS attempts to destroy it. This
is achieved by converging the seductive qualities and commercial conventions of Western food photography, alongside cultural tropes, to ultimately reflect on death and destruction.
![Ar-Raqqah Province Syria. A target of US lead air strikes](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e39ac1dc839e04a1d3996fd/b76e182e-63a7-44ad-9175-a9c99768ac4a/Au+Nom+Du+Quoi%3F_+Ryan+Fitzpatrick+Food+Photographer+Leeds+1.jpg)
Ar-Raqqah Province Syria. A target of US lead air strikes
![Riu Imperial Marhaba, Sousse, Tunisia. Mass Shooting at a tourist resort.](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e39ac1dc839e04a1d3996fd/19b1e5f4-a4e6-4073-93fb-8214d893cc4e/Au+Nom+Du+Quoi%3F_+Ryan+Fitzpatrick+Food+Photographer+Leeds+7.jpg)
Riu Imperial Marhaba, Sousse, Tunisia. Mass Shooting at a tourist resort.