Looping as writing or drawing in the air

Considering weaving and looping as techniques to make nests: A shift in my practice This blog started in early January 2024 as I continued working on my practice and considered upscaling the nests and/or painting/drawing humans in or around them. It made me feel like I was sharing drawings and interacting with the outdoor environment. […]

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Dancing imprints

I want to capture the dancers’ movements as imprints on a prepared surface. It is about embracing the unpredictability and spontaneity which will happen, allowing the dancers’ movements to guide the creation of a unique and expressive work, made on the floor as the surface. This surface is where the dancers move, becomes the canvas. […]

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Weaving and drawing contemplations

( This blog will be used for the Assessment as I consider the work around the LO for this course.) Fine Art 3: Advanced Practice (FA6APR) Learning Outcomes On satisfactory completion of the unit you will be able to: This blog will continue as a space to explore my looping work. I was encouraged to […]

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ASSIGNMENT FIVE: Assessment Preparation

I decided to share this blog for Assessment (Feb 2024) as part of the Reflective Presentation. I shared the link to access this blog with the assessors, and I believe it gives an impression of my making and thinking while writing. I will share the BOW shown in this blog as a separate (post) folder […]

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ADVANCED PRACTICE PART FIVE: PROJECT 2

CRITICAL EVALUATION EXERCISE 2.1: Looking back and looking forward WRITING A CRITICAL EVALUATION (BETWEEN 500 AND 750 WORDS) Consider the outcomes of this Critical Evaluation in relation to the aims and ambitions for this course as well as the processes from which these outcomes have evolved. Introduction – a first draft When starting this course, […]

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PART FIVE: Resolution

SELECTION OF WORK I want to consider the works below – they are all about nesting/nests and making 3D work for outside installation and drawing explorations of their form. I see the connection with nature as the nest of the sociable weaver and the connection to the wire work of artist Claire Falkenstein. Links to […]

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