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i feel excited to be writing the final post of this blog.  excited because i have a sense of what follows.  the feeling inside of grounded ness ness,  projected thoughts of an application being sent and of a non linear […]

As I mentioned on my previous entry: … Platform-Spring has been a hard making process so far. I’m blending the images frame by frame and am allowing my daily insights to take over. The problem is that these insights change […]

as 16 comes closer to slipping to 17, i think back to a piece of graffiti photographed by a friend.  it stated that no man was an island and he wanted to be that man. why have i recalled this […]

After several months of creating new work, attending mentoring sessions with Mark Devereux Projects and planning an End-Of-Residency showcase at The Gallery at St Georges, I am happy to conclude that its all made it a successful end to 2016. […]

It’s been a year since my daughter was born; that, and the building project we embarked on at the start of the year, have been swallowers of time.  As a prelude to starting back in the studio in the new […]

While looking at the artist Sol LeWitt I was attracted to the block colours that he used, to create pattern and shape. With this artist in my mind I decided to use the  blocking of colours to create this composition, […]

Spending the past two months working on my new photographic strand of work alongside my painting practise has been an interesting journey so far. Following the photographic course at Leeds College of Art I had an overall concept for this […]

AUDIOBLOG – Please click here So, it shouldn’t surprise me every time, but it does. You put work up in a different environment and it changes it. I’ve just hung up seven of the nine bras from Nine Women in […]

Of course there is art therapy for traumatic experiences or mental health issues but what about the everyday stress? I understand that the people who need art therapy is the people in need the most the people with mental health […]

“we can say that the ordinary object that escapes conscious notice, although we use it every day, captures our attention in the context of the museum and acquires new meaning” (Groys,1994,82) Writing my dissertation and I come across this quote. […]