The Chair, by Scarlett von Goff

Scarlett von Goff graduated as a photographer from the renowned school of Dixons In The Precinct in 2007. She is influenced by the great Picasa which shows strongly throughout Scarlett's work.

Her early portfolio includes 'Cow', 'Axe and Cauliflower' and the stunning and acclaimed 'Bling'.

Her work is often descibed as average, and she has to disipline herself to work hard in order to remain focused.

Scarlett suffers from recurrent bouts of self delusion and in one famous incident, cut off her nose to spite her face. Many theories have been proposed to explain this, but the cause is still unknown.

Rejecting the bright lights of London, Scarlett moved into a garret in Northampton and spends what little money she has on clothes, jewellery and make-ip. Her interests include, Coffee, Chocolate and Men all of which she prefers rich.

Since taking up photography, she has applied herself to the study of colour theory encouraging her to broaden her palette. The complete absence of these skills is evident in most of her work.

She is aware that the many faults of her pictures are due to a lack of technical experience. Her response continues to be 'SO?'

As to the future? Scarlett said in a recent interview 'Mind you own business and stop bothering me'.

Wise words indeed.