For a list of students names and to view their work, simply click 'March 05' to the right.
Fine Art Degree Show 2011
- MDX
- London, United Kingdom
- This website is a showcase for Fine Art students from Middlesex University who are graduating summer 2011. Our Degree Show will be at both the University (Cat Hill campus) and the Truman Brewery; a trendy warehouse show in Brick Lane, East London that regularly hosts contemporary art shows from up and coming London Artists. ~Private viewings: Cat Hill campus: 19th May The Truman Brewery (Brick Lane): 2nd June please feel free to email us if you have any questions mdxfineart2011@gmail.com
Wednesday 16 March 2011
Saturday 5 March 2011
Shirley Dixon
PEACOCK
June 2010
I love drawing portraits, finding the unseen person within. I love using my hands - the feel of metal, clay wood or wool and finding out what they say to me!
Finding objects! Like ties? Those useless bits of material that men wear! What do they say? To me? -A PEACOCK! And you?
Subash Thebe
Piano Concerto no. 3 in D minor 2010
oil on canvas
200cm X 200cm
"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler."- Albert Einstein
"Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication."- Leonardo da Vinci
"A taste for simplicity cannot last for long."- Eugene Delacroix
Anastasia Starikova
Spare Heaven N4
2010
Leica minilux camera
Is there everywhere
A god turning off inside a saxophone
or is there something in
always pulling the water tubes
into the drain. With pleasure.
A boom of nothing wount explode
Only on the backcreens on their eyelids
Justcallmemay@livejournal.com
Zoe-Lee Skelton
Image 1: Mixed Media; paint, Face-wipes, Stockings, Collage 1m x 1.5 m
Image 2: Mixed media Installation; Found objects, Tape, String, 4 pack-rings. 3m x 2.5 m
The flight from the tragic phenomenology of trash, albeit detritus, dross, garbage, offal, shit, waste – to its rehabilitation from the unscrupulous surface of nothingness; Mongo.
There is beauty within the ruin- the destitute can be removed from this affliction of uselessness. An objects past will always participate in its present.
zogirl88@gmail.com
www.secretdiaryofascavenger.blogspot.com
Polly Saunders-updated
‘When we experience a portrait aesthetically its resemblance to the model is of no importance’
Maurice Merleau-Ponty
‘The World of Perception’
Mette .T. Phillipsen
Relativity
2011
Sculpture/Installation
It is dependent on the dependant that depends on the dependant that depends on the first dependent factor which is not the only dependency that depends on the dependence of dependency.
Ieva Pecaka
I am inspired by the night, poetry and classical fairy tales. I usually express through painting or photography, trying to capture the adventurous human nature within themes that are surreal or dark in style. The spiritual reflected in the physical.
Alison Paul
'When desire drags us into sickness we use humour as a barrier against the chaos.
This piece is about survival beyond physical boundaries as we can be decieved by the illusion of safety.'
Krystle Nolan-James
2010/2011
“one man’s trash is another man’s treasure”
“one man’s trash is another man’s treasure”
I live in Winchmore Hill and I have been fascinated with finding and collecting discarded objects in my local area ranging from plastics, metals, woods, cardboard and fabrics to recycle in my work.
Lania Narjee
Handle
Nov 2010
http://lanianarjee.blogspot.com
Nov 2010
taken from the series Midnight Playground
C-type Print
My work consists of photographing my immediate surroundings and capturing poetic moments in surroundings I inhabit. I deliberately choose ethereal hours, uninhabited by human presences present transcendent and somewhat darkened landscapes of the everyday.
My work consists of photographing my immediate surroundings and capturing poetic moments in surroundings I inhabit. I deliberately choose ethereal hours, uninhabited by human presences present transcendent and somewhat darkened landscapes of the everyday.
http://lanianarjee.blogspot.com
Rachel Morris
'Work in Progress' 2010
Acrylic and Latex on Polyester/Cotton Trousers
My practice is based on the human body- whereby i look closely at the human anatomy, in particular with our skin and what is underneath it. Along with incorporating the elements of masquerade and costume as a way of hiding ourselves, I have aimed to use it as a form of showing the 'real' self.
Stephen Morgan
Changing
2011
Man's relationship with his environment" and operates as a complex, three-way conversation between "material, object and image (providing) seemingly endless possibilities of form and meaning." The sculpture seems to be in the process of metamorphosis, as if changing from one form into another, thus confronting the broader idea of evolution itself.
Man's relationship with his environment" and operates as a complex, three-way conversation between "material, object and image (providing) seemingly endless possibilities of form and meaning." The sculpture seems to be in the process of metamorphosis, as if changing from one form into another, thus confronting the broader idea of evolution itself.
stephenmorgan1988
www.morganos.co.ukMargaret Moore
Still Sounds
2011 Work in Progress
Digital Print 85 x 65cm
I am interested in nature, and the significance of memory. I explore these themes through drawing, print, film and multi-sensorial interactive installations. I like to work with recyclable materials highlighting the contrast between the organic and the man-made, and am currently working on a series of prints from family photographs.
e mail- mem.babel@googlemail.com
website- www.margaretmooreart.com
blog- silibats.blogspot.com
Zavinta Miskinyte
'THE ELEPHANT'
2010
Mixed media,
18cm in depth/ 55cm in diameter
'I am enough of an artist to draw freely upon my imagination. Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world.
Einstein
Samantha Lesley
Untitled (Work in progress)
Mixed media on canvas - 70x100cm
Using a mixed palette, my work shows the physical gesture in the way I scrape the paint in different directions, to create a textured piece which the audience can interpret in their own way. I am interested in the process of painting and how different colours mix together to create a torn effect.
sammieartwork.blogspot.com
Paul Leo
“The stairs of the Pavilhão da Arquitetura“
152x183cm
Acrylic on board
”Kindly do not attempt to cloud the issue with facts." George Banks
http://paulleo.blogspot.com/
Vanessa Lee
June 2010
paper, wood, nails, fishing wire, screw eyes, foam board
230cm x 230cm x 200cm approx
Through the process of photo reproduction and weaving, this work explores how genetic features are passed down from generation to generation. Are certain characteristics stronger than others? Will some eventually fade away, never to reappear? A union of seven closely related faces demonstrates the possible results of this continuous enquiry.
Through the process of photo reproduction and weaving, this work explores how genetic features are passed down from generation to generation. Are certain characteristics stronger than others? Will some eventually fade away, never to reappear? A union of seven closely related faces demonstrates the possible results of this continuous enquiry.
www.vanessa-lee.com
Kim Humphreys
January 2011
Photograph
Photograph
"The photograph allows the photographer to conceal elusively the preparation to which he subjects the scene to be recorded."- Susan Sontag, A Rolan Barthes Reader.
Sarah Hull
Untitled-Work in progress
January 2011
String
200cm x 150cm x 300cm The common theme running throughout my work is the idea of the natural versus the man made, explored through the use of pattern and repetition. These techniques are used to highlight similarities between humans and the rest of the natural world, in this case the repetition of a common structure.
sarahthull@live.co.uk
Rajaul Hoque
untitled
"Observe the wonders as they occur around you. Don't claim them. Feel the artistry moving through and be silent". -Rumi
"The job of the artist is always to deepen the mystery" -Francis Bacon
"The artist must train not only his eye but also his soul." - Wassily Kaninsky
Jeanine Zephania Heismann
Crystal resin relief print viewed through a looking glass
(45mm x 45mm x 7mm) Reference to the relational dynamics within fairy tale narratives has long been used within art to reflect upon a variety of socio-cultural concerns. My current practice draws upon the Grimm Brothers’ fairy tale narratives. Here, scale is manipulated to comment on the narrative construction, deconstruction and reconstruction of self.
Sarah Hazell
2011
What does paint become once you remove it from the ‘canvas’?
Daniel Harris
‘Untitled’ (2010)
Photocopied image, paper
7.5 x 7.5 in. (19 x 19 cm)
I like to provide a sense of familiarity to the viewer, granting them an accessibility to the work РConsistently my practice refers to the clich̩, acknowledging and exploring archetypal components in both the innocent and the sinister; recognising unsettling qualities in the former and humour in the latter.
Gabriel Guevara
27.5 x 14 inches
Oil on canvas
07767096818
gabz_guevara@live.co.uk
John-William Dinsdale
‘SIT’ 2011
Wood and Cotton
My work is an accumulation of two projects working in interior design and installation art. As well as working to produce a range of ‘products’, under the trademark Bye Britshit I’m also investigating public reactions to art inside and out of an exhibition situation.
www.byebritshithome.blogspot.com
Kieran DeRoche
2010
77cm x 114.5cm.
This is the edited form of the “Man and the Women,” which I used as a means to paint with. This is the final result of the life drawings which I originally scanned in to my computer and made various edited print outs of the two images.
Sarah Crippen
2010
Colour Photographic Print treated with bleach
10"x 8"Colour Photographic Print treated with bleach
My work explores the hidden self, ideas of self-censorship and extremes one goes to when protecting their identity and self. I create new realities out of visual destruction and subsequent reconstruction into something altered and captivating. Viewers can only speculate what lies hidden under my deletion and censorship of images.
Yolanda Chappel
2011
PHOTO TRANSFER, ACRYLIC.
20x20CM
Time and memory are the main focus of my work. Life consists of many little chapters. Looking back through old photographs, the words ' a lifetime ago' often arise.The only thing that connects us to these past lives, is memory. There is something in that connection, broken or faded, that fascinates me.
Jakub Ceglarz
SKIN/CITY (2010) ‘work in progress’
cotton, glue, and wood
2m X 2m X 2m
http://kubaceglarz.blogspot.com/
Cristiana Canzanese
‘One week a month. This week I lost it.’
13th December, 2010
Black and White Video Performance, about 30 mins.
Throughout the realisation of my work, my aim is to explore and investigate thoughts and emotions, related to experiences and memories. The result is a sort of ‘story telling’ in which the work is accompanied by a variety of tangible objects, in order to make visible that thin line which divides ‘yesterday from today’.
cristianacanzanese.blogspot.com
Melissa Burn
Projection onto cartridge paper and oil.
My practice examines the dynamic between humanity and the natural world. Taxonomic classification, the encyclopedic model and the documentary create a specific language that renders the natural world intelligible. By focusing particularly on the documentary I aim to highlight how human mechanisms (cinematography, composition, technical innovation) present constructions of nature.
melissaburn@btopenworld.com
Jason Bowles
Mixed media
Projection
Inperfection is perfection and human nature is lifes infection. Realism through exaggeration there is always more truth in fiction cartoon laws on cosmetic faces all that matters is our presentation. My work shouldn’t be seen as an extension of me more as a reflection of you, what else could I do?
Marco Berni
'So, like a forgotten fire, a childhood can always flare up again in us' -Gaston Bachelard
Marco_berni@hotmail.co.uk
Katie Bellinger
Water colour on Fabric
The main body of work, incorporates kitsch, cutsie pigs, with hallucinogenic, psychedelic, colours. Influenced by different cultural approaches towards spirituality. My work tries to embody an inner meaning, through the domesticated face of a pig.
Katie_bellinger@hotmail.co.uk
Robert James Bell
Feet 2011
Painting, performance.
Spyketh@gmail.com
http://spyketh.tumblr.com/
These were my feet during the time I spent painting.
I am like Warhol...
'A deeply superficial person'
These were my feet during the time I spent painting.
I am like Warhol...
'A deeply superficial person'
Louise Beer
2010
Digital C-Type Print
50 x 74 cm
My work represents our dialogue with the cosmos. It is our perceptions that change its shape, mood and reality. It is unchanging. We still have so much to learn.
Digital C-Type Print
50 x 74 cm
My work represents our dialogue with the cosmos. It is our perceptions that change its shape, mood and reality. It is unchanging. We still have so much to learn.
inbox@louisebeer.com
www.louisebeer.com
Naz Allah-Karam
oil, sequenced, 120 x 120 sq.cm
I believe that we all are brought up with a certain belief system that starts from our origin and family, that derives a certain political behavior to different societies and everyday people that we come across. Any subjects from scrutiny to structural mannerisms that are placed in our behavior since we were children to when we are independent in society. It is the way we bring this to affect with other people and surroundings that I try to depict in my work.
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