When Tim Andrews was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 2005, he left his job as a solicitor and embarked on a creative project that he's been working on for the past six years. He has been photographed by over 100 different photographers, including our very own Frank Herholdt.
Andrews discusses his ongoing project in this weeks edition of The Big Issue, " I never wanted to document my disease; I wanted to document me in the time that I happened to have the disease, " he says.
Some of Andrews portraits will be exhibited at the Impact Art Fair this weekend which showcases work of highly talented, socially excluded artists.
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