Photographer Peter Fraser shows us around an exhibition of his work at Tate St Ives. Fraser has been at the forefront of colour photography as a fine art medium since the early 1980s, emerging alongside peers including Martin Parr and Paul Graham.
Much of his work involves an almost obsessive focus on the small details of everyday life. He talks to TateShots about his approach to image-making, and why he feels his work expresses the mysterious scope and range of the unconscious mind.
Peter Fraser at Tate St Ives
The photographer shows us around his 2013 exhibition
