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I spent the weekend drawing. Writing had absorbed me all week and I needed to throw myself back into it. And, I had the delivery of some new dip pen holders and nibs and a lovely fat bamboo pen. It […]

It is just about two months until the show in Uppsala and I think that I might have some idea about what I will do. I say ’do’ rather than ’show’ because I do not feel like showing anything at […]

POSTER   The picture used for my poster is not included in my exhibition. Its a cropped picture from another picture not choosen for it. In this picture, it indicates, that the exhibition is going to have to do something […]

Bulgaria has been famous for its rose fields, rose oil and rose oil products, yoghurt, red peppers, sea, and ski resorts… the list can go on and on. Let me tell you about Shumensko Spetsialno (Special) Beer type: Pilsner ABV: 5.2% Brand Origin: Shumensko […]

After reconsidering using my original pictures, I have decided to give my idea another/new chance using a digital camera. After getting really comfortable with my smartphone, I wanted to get used to another medium with which I could work + […]

‘All the Dead Dears’ Kate Murdoch, August 2021 The above work was created through selecting three vintage photo mounts. They were a part of a small collection that have been in my studio for some time. I’ve used some of […]

This was the most intense working week I have ever had and is my top big effort- big reward experience. Through this residency I got pointed out how it is impossible to be on top of everything and the mistake […]

David Attenborough just released a new documentary called the mating game… amongst the rather amusing yet interesting scenes there was an episode that focused on sea creatures. whilst watching this fascinating episode, I was focused on one thing, how mesmerising […]

whenever I start a new project I always have to start with an initial mood board that captures the type of work I want to look at for my master’s degree. Through my research, I was constantly reminding myself why […]

Madi Acharya-Baskerville creates mixed media sculptures using found objects and discarded ephemera to explore themes including environmental concerns, migration and exile and gender issues.  Our conversation took place at her studio in Oxford, which was full of neatly piled boxes […]

While working on my dissertation notes, I slid into reading a book by Charlotte Jansen – Girl on Girl, and came across an artist Izumi Miyazaki. Her work is based on taking self portraits which don’t represent herself. Miyazaki said […]

As part of my research into South Coast wetlands, I had a wonderful visit with marine biologist, Dr. Joanne Preston, at the University of Portsmouth’s Institute of Marine Sciences. I wanted to learn about her work to restore oyster populations […]