One of a series of photographs looking into capturing plastic flowers as if they were real.
This project is based around the idea of modern day people replacing fresh flowers with fake as they need no love or care, just an occasional dusting, and how we neglect the nature around us.
This book is about looking beneath the surface. Exploring and exposing the beauty of concrete by looking at the smaller and more delicate details. These concrete exteriors of Brutalist buildings are located around Bristol.
Perspectives is a project based on the idea of stepping back and seeing a bigger picture, getting space and gaining more understanding. My perspex book allows us to understand the importance of having perspective as with the turn of each page we are able to see more f the image at the back. This is to represent stepping back and seeing more of the bigger picture, more context and to gain more understanding. This has been expressed both literally and laterally through this project as it encourages the viewer to turn the pages as if they were stepping backwards so that they are able to see more of the picture with each turn of the page ‘or step back’ that they take.
This project is aimed at young adults, especially those of my own generation as our phones are constantly glued to our hands.
With the title of my extended study being ‘Nature within the South-West’, I decided to focus my research upon the work of the Avon Wildlife Trust. By volunteering with the Pollinators Corridors Team I was able to experience the work of the volunteers and each trip allowed me to learn knew skills and to achieve a better understanding of the Trust’s goals. In order to educate others, I decided to gather my findings and produce this publication.
A selection of publications made by graduating students 2017