These are experimental and forming into something, its interesting how different the application of black fishnet is compared to the cream fishnets. Still waiting for stag skulls to arrive, but looking to apply some material to face whether it be […]
It’s been a long while since my last post here, I didn’t intend to leave it quite as long as I have to post an update, but as many here are aware life does have a habit of getting in […]
Development of ideas from Bo Jones’ digital designs based upon the dis:placed project (www.dis-placed.com) “Subtereanean” Digital sketches in Brushes app converted into printed acetate forms. Acetate forms used with projected light to create shadow structures.
A-N Professional Development Bursary 2016
I was reading over my dissertation today and I thought about the correlation between my critical exploration and my practical exploration. It is evident that critically I was interested in societies perception of beauty however I am now interested in […]
”Your camera is the tool, You are the artist, The rest is just an expression.’ I have been looking at the technicalities of shooting a video as part of my studio practise work. I have messed around with video on […]
A couple of weeks ago I spent the day in London hoping to get some materials for my mannequins and for the organ in jar sculptures. I spend a lot of my time in London, I love to people watch […]
7 months on. Laying across my table are notebooks, papers, fragments, the small projector that pulled me, my body, across part of Europe… On the wall an even larger piece of paper. New maps wanting to draw themselves out. […]
https://vimeo.com/161601718 Ive been posting on here for a few months now and I suddenly realised that I haven’t posted about my mind map. I love doing big colourful mind maps as they really help me to visualise my ideas. […]
Back from our ten days visit to Austria. We had our second and third meeting with the architect and I’m translating each meeting into a drawing. I ‘m reading the notes I made over and over again and transport myself […]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWry8xRTwpo I find TED Talks very interesting to listen to, however I find this particular talk to be very interesting when considering my degree project. Patryk & Kasia Wezowski begin by explaining how America’s election winner could be predicted […]
The degree show is fast approaching and I am starting to realise just how little time I have left. At just under 8 weeks until my work has to be finished for assessment, I thought this would be a good […]
A few posts back i talked about some work from Martin Creed. these are some of the photos that i took that was seen in that post. i have decided to edit them and bring them in with my work. […]
from my trip to the first site gallery i have made some work that i thought would push my work in a different direction. i have made works that i will place quotes over or poems that i have made […]
My photo-luminescence powders have just arrived! Time to start experimenting.
I have been intending to write this post for some time but i never seem to get round to putting this one down. its to do with how my work influences me. well more to do with the way the […]
For the latest in her regular series, Sarah Bodman looks at the work of New York-based Heidi Neilson ahead of a new show at Phoenix Brighton focusing on technologically-inspired artists’ books.
I visited the Tate, although I usually feel uninspired going to this place because it seems to be the first go to gallery on every trip, I was lucky enough to see a few pieces of work that truly grabbed […]
The whole university journey has been fascinating, but more importantly, it has been very liberating by releasing me from the shackles of self-doubt and enabling me to be more constructive in the self-evaluation of what I do as an artist. […]
Throughout my time at University Campus Suffolk I have become more reflective about my art practice and in return this has maintained and strengthened my connection to working principally in the three-dimensional realm, but also encouraged me to incorporate painting […]
flicking through the pages of a glossy, clean, unbent magazine; there was an article talking about a show on in london. the works of Mel Bochner someone who i have been looking at in my work and i have used […]
My trip to the 1st site gallery was on the Thursday 31st of March. we saw some very interesting works there including words from Andy warhol.the show itself was put on as a collection of work that had been inspired […]
The London-based artist Lawrence Lek uses the visual language of computer games to produce site-specific works that simulate real-world environments and create fantasy narratives. His film for Glasgow International sees the Clyde-built QE2 cruise liner sail from Dubai to Scotland to be turned into an extension for the Glasgow School of Art. Chris Sharratt finds out why.
I went out for a walk one night and took some more photographs of lights, but I wasn’t out long as it was raining so, I decided to use the materials I had indoors. I began to play around with […]
Combining my research with the school holidays I take my smallest child with me. My smallest loves street food, so this week at her request we visted Borough Market. It is her favourite of the markets she has come to […]
