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I am an emerging artist with a career in architecture and am a visiting tutor at BSoAD [Birmingham School of Architecture and Design].

 

My artwork is in contrast / a foil to the precision of architectural drawing being based around the use of softer materials including charcoal & graphite, paint & collage and printmaking.

My art practice explores my relationship to observing and connecting with landscapes. I immerse myself in landscapes, to connect with the land. I observe. I notice the lines in the land, formed by time and movement. I notice forms, structures, patterns.

These spaces do not need a technical, architectural solution, just pure emotion.

I respond intuitively to this space and place through sketching and mark making. I document, record and react making an emotional, abstract response.

This is an evolving method of exploring myself and my response to unstructured natural spaces instead of built environments.

I am interested in exploring and experimenting with materials, forms and textures, with a greater awareness, focus and freedom; to explore the physicality of drawing and to gather a language of mark making.

Creative Development

2022 -        
Exploring Large Scale Drawing monthly workshops – General Office Gallery

03.2022       
STARTS Workshop – Judy Woods Art online course

10.2021       Making Your Mark – Liz Ackerley – online course

09.2021       Planographic Printmaking – Draw Brighton – online course



Education

1992 - 1994   PG Dip Urban Design

1991          RIBA Part 3 Professional Practice


1988 - 1990   PG Dip Architecture

1984 - 1987   BA [Hons] Architecture



Exhibitions

03.2021       Correspondence Collective / Clayhill Arts ‘Restriction’ exhibition

10.2021       Round Lemon Kitchen Gallery, The Hive, Moseley, Birmingham



Teaching

03.2022      Guest tutor at BSoAD delivering a charcoal drawing workshop to architecture,               interiors and landscape design students


2010 – 2020  Visiting Tutor – BSoAD tutoring 3rd year [L6] architecture students
             in technology



Bibliography
 

Website article / interview by Dartmoor Collective here

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