I have chosen to work at the front garden of the house I stayed at during the summer of 2021. After a good hour spend sat down, observing and sketching I captured the process in time-lapse. Both have not been […]
In Quarantaine, with Georgina Starr
For my final degree project, I have embarked on a very lengthy and involved process of creating an engaging and interesting resource about the most endangered plants in the world. As a climate activist, I talk about the human cost […]
In the past week, I have worked on my new series called Conflict. The idea is to connect the word ‘conflict’ to the real conversations. My idea to create series which highlights the conflict between the person and their emotions […]
‘The British Invasion’ exhibition has just opened in Blackburn as part of this year’s British Textile Biennial. Anneka French spoke to the show’s curator Alex Zawadzki and two of the three exhibiting artists, Jamie Holman and Jasleen Kaur, all a-n members, ahead of the opening.
At the start of my blog, I want to talk a bit about my whole pactice at the moment and what my main aims are. My practice at the moment is now focusing on ‘performance’. The reason to why it’s […]
Hello, this is Trish! I am a Fine Art student at the University of Suffolk in my third and last year, so called ”end of the beginning”. I will be exploring and observing, personal and honest in my writings.
This blog will be documenting my degree project, creating a resource about the most endangered plants in the world, to raise awareness of the plight of plants in the climate crisis.
A review of Sussex’ annual visual arts festival.
lost and found As coastal erosions reveal unseen archaeology, other parts are lost, such as fossils; as the coastal landscape everywhere is in slow motion transition.. The painting is inspired by projects such as ‘Cherish; Climate Change and Coastal […]
Noting down every step of my ideas.
Covid through an alchemical lens. Curated by Ruth Calland for Contemporary British Painting
Prison Residencies is a brand new residency programme established at the 400 year old prison at Shepton Mallet Prison, Somerset, UK. This project is co-curated by Amanda Lynch and Luminara Florescu. As part of our access mission, we have had […]
Prison Residencies and working remotely in a re-emerging world
the film made during the residency trees can hear you is a winner at the beyond the curve international film festival in the best experimental film category. it’s also received an outstanding achievement award.
it’s come to my attention that in order to hold my nerve and progress i need to alter up some of things i do. hence i’ve decided to end this blog today, to give me the time, space and motivation […]
