27th February 2022 I have just been sent over the first draft of the sound piece to accompany the artwork and when I seen the email in my inbox from Kayleigh I was over the moon. I was getting slightly worried at the length of time it was taking to create the sound piece but …
7th January 2022 After looking at Phyllida Barlow I decided to experiment and incorporate some colour. I wanted the colours to be bright, bold and vibrant much like Barlow’s work grabbing the attention of the viewer creating an automatic connection between the two. The colour is to represent the life that once was there and …
Today was our last day in University until the new year. All deadlines to date have been met and submitted much to my worry. Although, I’m trying to think positively about everything that I have completed in regards to project and class work to date as I have found parts of this semester slightly overwhelming …
Phyllida Barlow is an artist that is influenced by everyday objects that people are surrounded by in everyday life. Barlow uses an interesting and unusual combination of materials ranging from fabric, wood and tar to create her artworks. Barlow’s work is large in scale filling a space and/ or room and as the artist has …
16th December 2021 Our first meeting as a collaborative group went really well. Everyone was fast to agree that we would look at different types of deforestation in relation to the brief of COP 26 and the impact we humans are having on the worlds forests and natural eco systems. It was nice for Martine …
2nd December 2021 Collaborative project 2 started off as a speed dating session. I know what it sounds like and I was slightly confused in the beginning as well. The exercise was basically to find out what music student would best suit our practice and vice versa. We spoke about our interests, hobbies, artists and …
collaboration one was the first of many collaborations to happen during the year ahead. It was a peer collaboration with fellow Art and Contemporary Practice students within the university from both the Perth and Inverness campuses. This collaboration worked under the act of call and response after being given a random sentence that was generated …
‘cross my heart and hope to die’ For the first of many collaborate projects on the Art and Contemporary Practices course we were sent a sentence at random from someone else in the year cohort. I received the phrase ‘cross my heart and hope to die’ and I instantly started to overthink what I was …