WELCOME TO BRITAIN UNCOVERED

In our latest interview, Britain Uncovered is speaking with Emily Principe and Taylor Cole, two Sydney-based veterinary students who recently organised the 2025 Flash for Farmers naked calendar! During our discussion, we explore why the duo became involved with the project, how they approached the photoshoots, their perspectives on body image and the nudity element of the project, their favourite images from the shoots, early reactions to the calendar, and more!

In the second half of our conversation with life model, Rachel , we’re discussing the reasons why the model recently decided to foray into photoshoots, her perspectives on the body positivity movement, the ways her life modelling is opening up conversations and making these classes more accessible to others, her creative plans for the future, and more!

For our latest collaboration, Britain Uncovered took a road trip up to the North-West to meet with Manchester-based artist,...

In part two of our conversation with Barcelona-based photographer, Violet Lambies , we’re discussing Violet’s relationship with her body...

In our latest interview, we’re speaking with Barcelona-based photographer, Violet Lambies ! In part one we’re discussing Violet’s initial...

Three years on from our previous interview with artist, Jess Hazell , Britain Uncovered made the trip over to Margate for the artist’s first ever solo exhibition, ‘A Woman Between’. With a warm summer’s breeze trickling in through gallery doors – along with a glass or two of wine to ease us into the conversation – this time around we honed in on Jess’s transition away from nude artwork, her current perspectives on the body positivity movement, the various inspirations behind

In the second half of our interview with Playface Founders, Charlie and Viki Jackson – which took place shortly after our photoshoot on Brighton beach – we’re turning our attention to the duo’s views on body image and the body positivity movement, the reasons why their social nudity experiences are often fuelled by a desire to shock or surprise others, their reactions to taking part in Britain Uncovered’s latest photoshoot, and more!

During their recent visit to Brighton to perform their improv comedy show, Kerfuffle – one of the standout shows of this year’s Brighton Fringe festival – the show’s creators, Charlie and Viki Jackson, also took part in our annual body positivity beach shoot, followed by a sit-down interview over breakfast at Brighton Marina! In part one of our write-up, we’re discussing the pair’s beginnings as comedians, potential body image issues that performers face, the creation of Play

Earlier this month, BU had the pleasure of being in attendance for artist Sophie Tea's latest extravaganza - which just so happened to...