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).

Headlines Degree Show

Me at the Private View of the show.

Boo! A blog post from me has been well over due once again. These past couple of months have been very busy; it all seems like a blur now... Our Degree Show went well, but I'm glad that is over and I have returned home in Suffolk for a few weeks. Back to family, friends (well a friend) and cats!

Check out the paintings I put on display here.

Below is a video of the Fine Art exhibition, wonderfully created by Leyla Mojtahedi. Check it out!

Lost In Collaboration.

This semester we all had to work collaboratively in some way. I chose to create a video with Clive Matthews. It’s called ‘LOST’ and not very long so take a peek! I shot the clips using my mobile phone and Clive helped to edit them together on iMovie. What would we do without good ol’ Clive? He’s a life saver to one and all. I must apologise to him for being so demanding but we had a laugh. We had to present what we created today and it went well. I got praised for having taken the camera to its limits and ‘glitching’ it. I got given the idea that it would be interesting to sit in a room with speakers, eyes closed and just have the soundtrack from this film playing (sensory deprivation / hightened senses). I also just wanted to say well done to everyone, there was some really great and memorable pieces shown. They looked better being projected large on the wall, compared to a computer screen. Any feedback is welcome.