I am a UK-based photographer and artist. My multi-media art project ‘Bunker Diaries’ is about the Cold War bunkers, memories and, since the COVID-19 pandemic, confinement. Have you had days when you felt stuck inside a bunker? What was it […]
BA (Hons) Fine Art and Art History, Kingston School of Art. “Materials list for foraged ceramics: Bucket, Spade, Mud, Time, Sunshine, Clay, YouTube, Teaspoon, Sawdust, Manure, Leaves, Matches. Wallowing in an organic/synthetic, nature/culture riff, my work reconnects to what we […]
Hi, I’m sadly leaving my studio space and my landlords are doing a dreadful job of making it findable to artists on a budget. So I thought I’d tell you about it here in case anyone knows someone on the […]
I wait here on the Europarc Way roundabout hoping that a high-end executive art critic will notice me. www.europarc.blog
I wait here on the Europarc Way roundabout hoping that a high-end executive art critic will notice me. www.europarc.blog
Potatoes, earth’s gold. The thrill of forking the soil, and finding these golden vegetables. My favourite vegetable. Numerous ways to cook. Salt of the earth. A basic in my book. All shapes, all sizes. Light up the room with a […]
I’m super-proud to announce that nothing in particular is happening to be honest with you. At the end of the day.
So this is where it has led me… The drawn song has rhythm, repetition, a top line that meanders… then returns to the place it started. It has a focus you are drawn to. The wire draws out the lines […]
I recently found out that I have been accepted as one of the 10 finalists for the ‘SCAF Emerging Artist Award’! The exhibition is in October, and I have the next few months to produce an artwork based on the theme of ‘Climate’ and my submitted proposal.
18 August 2020, 18.30 – 20:00 BST Common Bond Society Common Bond Society has been commissioned as part of UP Projects digital commissioning strand, This is Public Space and consists of a series of online IRC chat rooms. This event will therefore […]
Three a-n members amongst the lineup for Brent 2020, London Borough of Culture, which will feature work in public spaces, libraries and across the streets of Brent.
Songwriting. The ultimate process driven art form? A song is never finished. At last night’s rehearsal for no gigs we refreshed our memories of old songs: “What’s the chord between the mid8 and the chorus?” “Am I supposed to sing […]
ok so let’s start by explaining that myth is a metalanguage, right? it’s basically a language to describe another language. myths are stories with truths and untruths about our prevalent human themes and essentially contain everything that makes us who […]
As I’m sure I don’t need to tell you, it’s been a rather tricky few months. One thing that has been absent during the coronavirus pandemic is the need to plan, create and organise ahead of exhibitions, and it is […]
Delighted to have emerged from lockdown with two new online art shops – one for my original art, and the other for my art on products. My original art – portraiture from performers to bathers and flora and fauna from […]
Thursday and Friday afternoon were spent (re)photographing old artworks that I had either documented poorly or not at all. The photographs are definitely better than those that they replace though I am sure that could still be better. I […]
At MOCA London’s lockdown event ‘Focus Zoom’, Quilla Constance introduced her video ‘Pukijam’ (2015) as an articulation of the constant activation between her black and white heritage; how her biracial subject position might enable more liberating modes of being.
