DISCOVER RESEARCH AND REFLECTION

During my commutes, I take photos of places/architectural features that interest me.

Meeting One, (25.02.20): Meeting Two, (03.03.20):

Rowena Brown’s ceramics is brilliant. She consructs floorplans, stairs, photo transfers onto ceramics and uses a multitude of glazes.

I found myself more interested in the exhibition space than the exhibition itself. The old lift in the middle fascinated me. The layers...

Szapocznikov experimented with industrial materials including plaster, polyester resin and polyurethane foam to make her pieces. In my...

I found this exhibition inspiring and found that I could relate my work and practice to many of her pieces. I think I am more drawn to...

Genzken presented a very minimalistic, modern portrayal of current architecture in her models. Her works were all very varied but...

This exhibition was particularly interesting to me as I found hit hard to decide whether I liked it or not. The aesthetics of the pieces...

My main interest in work was the unconventional ‘canvas’ shape. Using a traditional art form and putting a often twist on it is...

Project Title: Distorting Architectural Forms Rationale Throughout this Foundation year, my enthusiasm for 3D work has already greatly...

One of Agnes Denes’ most famous works, ‘A Wheat Field’ sent a very important environmental message in the late 80s, planting a 2 Acre...

I discovered this artist online, captivated by the look of a subverted industrial image. The textures on the rust of the metal creates a...

A contemporary artist who uses the traditional practice of stone carving. He adds an interesting geometric twist to his pieces to create...

The gallery was exhibiting work from the artists Oskar Schlemmer and James Rosenquist. I found the paintings fascinating through their...