This blog might be a goodbye tribute, perhaps it serves as a way of coming to terms with change because of a new ecological experiment in my local woodlands in a very important woodland SSSI site close to where I live. This is a place I know extremely well with a changing future.
I saw Jill Magit’s work in one of our workshops I believe. Her work really left an impression on me as I really love performance art and her’s is just so different from others. In the future, I want to […]
Thinking about re-doing my works? In general, I don’t want to completely change my works, but I am thinking about editing some bits of some. For example with my painting, I have submitted my painting to one magazine(successfully!!) and I […]
CUBE exhibition mock-up Because I did many drawings and doodles focused on my little exhibition, I wanted to go to a digital version of it to look more closely on the connection between the colours. The painting is black and […]
The effects the combination of COVID-19 and Brexit has on self-representing international artists planning to exhibit in London.
Drawing is having a visual impact as well as being a tool in conversation. It can be a way to interact and communicate in a personal language that makes perfect sense to its author. This workshop emphasized on the many […]
Possible final pictures and its story line. When I was taking these pictures, I did not think of a story line and was simply focusing on the theme of emotions, which is why I came back to them now to […]
Introducing seven new podcast episodes out now
Today, our lecturers Jane Watt and Susan Barnet prepared a workshop called drawing as a way of thinking, where we created drawings according to our practice/ideas etc. I enjoyed the process and realised how messy my mind could be, but […]
After playing with my projection and a tutorial at uni, I realised that I could project my work on other surfaces than just leaving it as it is. I got inspired by the work of Jane Watt and her WASH […]
Hang-Up Gallery proudly presents a solo show by British artist and inventor of ‘reverspective’ Patrick Hughes, celebrating sixty-years since his first exhibition and twenty-five years living and working in East London.
Unseasonal weather this month, extremely warm and dry. Often the walks on the moss were under cloudless skies. The air heavy and still and the water levels very low. Heather was in full bloom and the trees are beginning to […]
Well life never quite goes to plan does it? The opening is four days away and I have got the stinkiest of stinky colds and a really sore throat. Thankfully, frequent testing shows it isn’t the dreaded Covid, but it […]
Review: 27/10/21: I am still incredibly proud of this drawing – I think particularly because I have accepted the ink blot as part of the work. Although it removes some of the accuracy from the drawing, it doesn’t detract from the image itself, […]
Review: 27/10/21: The botanical label (which I used in my exhibition Botanica during my residency in the project space) is a big success. Although not everyone understood or made the connection between the semantics of the botanical label and my drawing […]
All the information found on Bill Viola in this post was taken from Art, Performance, Media 31 interviews by Nicholas Zurbrugg. Viola is an artist that I can connect to in many ways, one of them being his definition of […]
In order to have a nice looking video/ a video that I can manipulate with, I had to use of the Adobe programs. I switched between Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects (AE because I was silly and thought that […]
In the past days, I tried another way of working. Meaning using different props/colour.In these pictures below, I used LED lights to put a different mood to the photographs, purple shampoo to make the water purple and a canvas. The […]
I feel in a very familiar stage of existence in terms of my studio practice. The place in between work that has been formed already, work still as an idea and some remaining results form experiments. All is data in […]
Today, after many hours of work, I finally finished my painting. The title is still unknown as I am still unsure if I want each of the works to have their own title or a title all together. I was […]
