The Journey
A UAL Central Saint Martins blog
Photography; A blue winter study
More photography experimentation.
This time it’s COLD and BLUE.
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Our show in Lincoln!
Our show in Lincoln, thanks to Donald and Jonathan.
Can’t wait to go and visit between Christmas and NYE!
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Behind-the-scenes of a 60 Week Work Plan
Getting serious with the Study Statement…
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Photography; A red study
The photography experimentation continues!
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A private or public blog?
To password, or not to password…?
That is the question…
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Photography; An abstract study
Even more photography experimentation.
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International Women’s Day @ La Caserne
The presentation for La Caserne went really well!
Let’s see what happens next, stay tuned.
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Photography; A nocturnal study
Kicking off the photography experimentation.
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The Good Rice Gallery x MA Fine Art: Digital 2025-27, the show is ON.
Organising our show at the Good Rice Gallery.
WHAT A TEAM. All sorted in under 48h!
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Week 8 - The Big One
Skipped a few weeks, but here we are.
Week 8, one of my favourite numbers.
Was it one of my favourite weeks?!
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Grand Prix d’Horlogerie, Genève, Suisse
Taking my Swiss students to the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie!
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Visiting Pierre Peyrolle
How was our roadtrip visit of the fantastic Surrealist Italian Baroque castle home of Pierre Peyrolle?!
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Calling Pierre Peyrolle
So I said that I would call him… and I did.
The visit of his Italian Baroque castle and art studio are programmed for the 16 November! I can’t wait to see him again and learn more about his time with Dali & the Surrealists, and much more.
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Reflective Questions
Status Quo? Who is she?
Time for some reflective questions.
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Developing purpose & improving technique in Geneva
Another week in Geneva!
I have pretty much seen all of the art galleries and museums here these last few years, so what can I still discover for the first time, as I continue to develop my purpose and improve my technique?
Does my creativity depend on being in London, or Paris, or not at all?
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