Graduation

Graduation - it finally happened! (A week and three days ago).

We had to travel from Suffolk so we arrived late and didn't manage to get many photos, hardly any good ones, but I still enjoyed the day and hope everyone else did too. It was good to see people again.

Whilst inside for the ceremony it was mainly sunny outside, then as soon as we left the building the weather decided to change to be blustery and rain. Typical.

After returning my robes and cap we went for a nice meal, where I had a tasty mac and cheese with chicken and bacon. Then we went back to the White Hart Hotel where we were staying for the night and I had a lovely hot bath with a cuppa. I had the best start to graduated-life! For breakfast I ended up having bacon, egg, sausage and beans, then beautiful american pancakes with cream and syrup. It was one of the best breakfast's I have ever had!

I am so grateful that my parents and other half were able to share the day with me; it wouldn't have been the same without them.

Plexus at Free Range Shows

Photo by Sarah Anderson

Plexus, University of Hertfordshire, F Block G5

Free Range Shows, The Old Truman Brewery, Brick Lane, London, E1 6QL

2nd - 6th July 2015

It was a great show! I hope everyone who saw it enjoyed it!

I didn't manage to get photos of our space at the graduate exhibition, however, Sarah Anderson, a fellow artist, has put some installation views on her website, which you can check out here. Plus, to find out more about the work and what the artists were trying to show the viewer take a look at our section on the Free Range Shows website.

Below are photos which, another fellow graduate, Charlotte Walters took of most of the work and shared with everyone - so all the images listed below were taken by Charlotte...

(Leave a comment and let us know what you think).

My Space at Free Range Shows

Me and my other half on the first evening it was open.

I started this blog post a few days after the show was finished, taken and stored away. I didn't get very far with it as I am about 2 months behind on you all being up to date... I really haven't changed since moving back home...

Definitely an experience to remember and a lot of hard work was put into the exhibition. It was very tiring setting up and traveling with obvious stress, but fully worth it (even though I fainted on the opening night - meh). I was glad that my parents and other half managed to travel down and see my work in such an environment. The show marked the official end of our three years at University of Hertfordshire and celebrated it. The Old Truman Brewery was a great space to work in and the other universities did a wonderful job in their areas too.

I have gratefully recieved many emails in response to my work from people who have seen it at shows or online and enjoyed it. That makes me happy!