DRAW: We haven’t made anything yet, lets destroy it. Performance and seminar Join artist Zoë Mendelson and Tania Kovats (Course Leader, MA Drawing) for an afternoon discussion about exquisite acts of destruction,
I went to the private view for the BA Drawing at Camberwell college of art. I enjoyed the wide ranging and refreshing take each student had developed in their drawing
FINE ART BA Digital and time based media BA Sculpture BA Hons Technical Arts and Special Effects
Using circles as the basis to make drawings. I have been trying to create different effects of movement and forces using oil pastels. I particularly like the more outward
Working in my new space, I begin making measurements to find the centre of the room and begin to drawing around myself . I began to test my space
The first template I made for the embossed drawing I have been working on broke after the first emboss. As I did not want to waste this material, I decided
The work of Julien Bayle uses circles to generate reactions to sound as it is played live. http://julienbayle.net/works/creation/uncommon-circles
What would it feel like to be stuck inside a particle accelerator? That’s the scenario posed by Japanese sound artist Ryoji Ikeda in his hyper-sensory new solo exhibition supersymmetry. The
The work of Otomo Yoshihide uses sound and records to produce delicate and evocative effect as you walk amongst them. The record as an object is very beautiful and the
THe work of Micheal Hanson uses records and strobe lighting to create moving drawings. Vinyl cover with analog light animation from Michael Hansen on Vimeo.
The perpetual motion machine by paul scheerbart. In the last days of 1907, the German novelist and exponent of glass architecture Paul Scheerbart embarked upon an attempt to invent a
My tutorial with artist and dean of Wimbledon college of art began with a series of questions from Simon about my background what I had done before the MA in
# Breathing a key aspect to drawing. In that it has rhythm and is connect to movement. I am currently using bellows make a drawing similar to
The group got together with our current personal statements, swapping them over to read out each others statements. we then had to work out who the statement belonged to and
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My tutorial with artist and tutor at Wimbledon UAL Anne Marie Creamer was about getting acquainted with my practice and the ideas that underpin it. I found it best to
The dividing line, the moment of separation, mitosis, birth, all are transformative processes. I am keen to explore this more with myself and my relationship to my work. Where process
Looking back at our group show at the National Gallery I often find myself using the documentation photographs taken during the installation of my work, which used the mirror in
filming myself drawing in a space has become my mirror, it provides me with my own doppelganger and together we form shapes and lines that go on forever. These