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Exhibition
Exhibition view: Postgraduate Fine Art show, Camberwell College of Art, London
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Showcasing my work as part of the Postgraduate Fine Art show at Camberwell College of Art allowed me to put the work into context with other artists work, with each other, where the wall pieces complement the floor pieces, as well as in a conversation with the people in its environment. Visitors facing life-size prints, standing eye to eye with them, becoming part of the play between what is alive and what is no more.
Using Lithograph stones as plinths for the ‘Erlkönig’ series not only emphasises the matrix that made the prints become alive but also resembles gravestones, laying heavy between the visitors feet and creating an atmosphere of death lingering around.
Allowing visitors to get close to the work and actually having to step closer to be able to read the words creates a sense of intimacy with the work that makes it more relatable with one’s own circumstances and emotions.
Allowing visitors to get close to the work and actually having to step closer to be able to read the words creates a sense of intimacy with the work that makes it more relatable with one’s own circumstances and emotions.
Exhibiton view: Postgraduate Fine Art Show, Camberwell College of Arts, London
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The presentation of my work in the Postgraduate Fine Art show at Camberwell and its evaluation by individuals from London’s print community, who generously create opportunities for upcoming artists in print, granted me the following awards:
LOOP Printmaking Prize 2024
East London Printmakers Graduate Marketing Award 2024
Haus Print Award 2024
East London Printmakers Graduate Marketing Award 2024
Haus Print Award 2024
Through the reception of the ‘LOOP Printmaking Prize 2024’, I was invited to exhibit at ‘LOOP 24’ at Bankside Gallery, London, and connect with an incredible group of artists, representing print throughout all techniques.
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Exhibiton view: LOOP 24, Bankside Gallery, London
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