Summer Art Exhibition 2025: Configuration 

"I found it fascinating to observe how new structures arise from the breakdown of others, and I enjoyed experimenting with a diverse range of materials and colours. In my current project, I'm focusing on the intricate patterns found in nature, particularly in flowers and leaves, by examining them up close. I'm also drawing connections between these patterns and memory, reflecting on the experience of walking through nature and the emotions it evokes. Looking ahead, I aspire to study architecture, a field that will allow me to combine my passion for art and creativity with the logical challenges of mathematics."

Rym, U6

In the final outcome of this project, I used the fractioning of detailed paintings of the body of a horse in juxtaposition with the dynamic, energetic surrounding spaces, aiming to clearly portray a sense of energy, power, and movement in the piece.

Liv, U6

For my first project, I explored the animalistic traits in humans where I used printing mediums. This was really exciting as I love the texture that comes from working with printing inks.

Lily, U6

I focused on trying to capture the quality of human fragility. This involved explorations into how thick paint can mimic the quality of aged flesh, how distorting/fragmenting portraits can create a sense of impermanence and how a vibrant patterned background can make a figure seem faded and temporary in comparison.

Izzy, U6