Arm Span Painting

Painting showing the circular span of my right arm and also a diagonal showing the length of my reach.

Arm Span Painting (2010)

As far as i can reach standing

As far as i can reach standing

April 2011

Drawing a Line 100 times

So i have be doing a lot of drawing so here is a catch up.... this work 'drawing a line 100 times' was inspired my Tom Marrioni's work 'flying with friends' i drew a line shoulder height 100 time documenting the process of the action.

Drawing a line 100 times

March 2011

Draw it again

So i havn't blogged in ages heres what ive been up to, myself and another third year Kjersti Crossley spent a week working in the project space at uni, resulting in a breakfast club called draw it again. For this i made some drawings and a short film.

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3
Day 4Day 5instilation view
Arm Span Drawing (Film Still)

Arm span drawing (film)

Green and Blue

Fabriarno Holder

Over Christmas i made a holder to attatch to the studio wall for a roll of Fabriarno, here are a few images or some arm spans with the paper being continually pulled out.

Migration

For the past few months i have been helping organize and exhibiting in an outdoor exhibition at my university. The project was centered around human interaction with the landscape and consideration of the environment.

For this work using earth, soil and mud collected from the site were my work would be sited i make a 'wax crayon' and from this a drawing was made.

Arm Span

Fabrirno, Wax Crayon

Arm Spans on Roll

Two drawings were made, the diagonal arm span line made by standing and the circle on the floor made by sitting drawing as far as i can reach.

No Working Title

inally managed to post a few photos from 'No Working Tile'

together with 11 others we curated and hang the exhibition the gallery space at Uni SionHill Gallery Bath School of Art and Design.

A collaboration with Norwich College of Art and Winchester School of Art and Design, 12 fine art students from each institution were randomly paired up and sent a set of instructions to each other, to create a piece of artwork.

We met up at the Tate Modern in March and had a day of conversation with Ann Coxon, Assistant Curator of Displays at the Tate about the project and the works.

As the work for the traveling Exhibition was sent and received to all institutes by post this became our curatorial theme. brown boxes and paper were used to display the work and brown parcel tape was used to join work and instruction together!

The instruction I received, from Emily Clark at winchester, was to to think about the word 'Escapism' after much deliberation i recored all the cups of Tea that i was drinking in the form of a print from the bottom of each mug/cup.

the instructions i sent were a package enclosed was a disposable camera along with the instructions to document a journey, to think about the surroundings, people,animals, place, sounds and smells Emily displayed 12 photographs showing the route that she had taken of a journey through Whichurch somewhere she had never been before.

Here is a few images of the works and private view...

No working Title

This week we have been setting up for No working Title exhibition, last march 12 students from Bath School of Art and Design along with 12 students from Winchester School of Art and Design and Norwich University College Collaborated at the Tate modern.

Priviate View - Monday 22nd

NO WORKING TITLE is a collaboration between Fine Art students at Bath School of Art and Design, Norwich University College of the Arts, Winchester School of Art, and Tate Modern. It explores themes of ownership and authorship through making work in response to a set of rules. Twelve students from each school sent and received a set of instructions which enabled each student to make a piece of work. The project culminated in a day of critical

debate at Tate Modern and a touring

exhibition.

With thanks to Ann Coxon (Assistant curator of displays, Tate Modern) Jo Addison, Natasha Kidd and Alex Schady.

The work is currently touring the different colleges and is in SionHill Gallery Bath School of Art and Design on 22nd-26th Novemeber

Private View Monday 22nd Novemeber 5pm-7pm,

A few from 'PLAY' Exhibition

Interactive participatory work

Dartmouth Ave Project Space

Building B

Free Range

Its all beging to happen... in July 2011, today we have booked into the Free Range graduate art show on Brick Lane. this is when we take our Bath Spa, Fine Art Degree Show off to London.

Fundraising is underway so watch this space for our upcoming events.

Follow our progress on out "Hatched" Blog

at http://freerange-hatched.blogspot.com/