Hello, welcome back to the Sex Power Money Podcast with me, Sarah Pasco. Today I've got an incredibly fascinating guest. Her name is

Denisha Anderson. She's an artist, a filmmaker and a DJ which we don't actually

cover very much today. Her work explores the key themes of identity, race and gender

tying into social documentary, fashion and portraiture. Her craft has led to

exhibitions at the VNAA, national residences,

international magazine features, followed by the limited

publication of her book, bikes, and bridges,

followed by the Zeen The Cock Chronicles,

which I currently have in my hands.

Don't be jealous.

She also has a monthly radio residency on Balami,

with recent guest features on N. T.S. and represent. What was it about photography that attracted you?

Well basically it kind of found me like by accident so when I was applying for college you have to have four options

one of them was performing arts and when I got there they were like we don't do that and

like what you're talking about it's definitely on this page in your

perspectives so I was sitting opposite this keys and I was like well you have to pick

a subject and he's reeling off loads of different subjects then he got to

film studies and I was like what you got to do and then he's

I don't know you just watch films I think it's pretty easy and then I was

like all right then I'll do that and then I started to learn about the different departments in film more with an emphasis on cinematography than it ended up going to film school and to get into that film school I had to have a little

portfolio so I bought a camera yeah and that's the rest that's the rest of it to be

honest I kind of like that because rather than it being like oh I definitely had this path I wanted to do you just reacted to your environment and then it was like oh no I like doing this thing you could have been in the musical theatre in the West End if their prospectus hadn't lied.

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