UAL - Forces of the small
UAL - Forces of the small
I participated in this exhibition as part of our MFA course, and it proved to be an intriguing challenge for me. The requirement to create something within a maximum size of 10 cm pushed me out of my comfort zone, as I typically gravitate towards working on larger scales. However, I embraced this opportunity to explore new possibilities.
Participating in this exhibition challenged me to think differently about space and scale in my artistic practice. It pushed me to experiment with creating depth and presence within a confined area, ultimately expanding my understanding of spatial dynamics and their impact on the viewer.
Overall, this experience enriched my artistic journey by encouraging me to break free from my accustomed scales and explore new possibilities within a restricted space.
UAL - Spectrum
UAL - Spectrum
This exhibition marked the second collaboration between the University, bringing together both BA and MA students from various disciplines. The venue itself, Bargehouse Gallery, was a captivating choice—a historic building nestled in the heart of London.
Participating in this exhibition allowed me to contemplate how my artwork could interact with the surrounding space and the works of fellow artists. It presented a unique opportunity for me to curate my own pieces within this dynamic context. The experience sparked a wealth of ideas that I am eager to explore further, especially as I prepare for my upcoming degree show. It will be fascinating to witness the evolution of these concepts and their integration into my final presentation.
Overall, this exhibition provided a valuable platform for artistic experimentation, collaboration, and reflection. It broadened my perspective on the interplay between my work and the exhibition environment, fueling my creative growth and setting the stage for exciting developments in the future.
