Student Yearbook Layouts Cristina Ciccone Rachel Jones Emma-Jane Langley Gem Luca John Lucking Craig Malcolm Michael Mellen Laura Smith Sheena Tyrer Anna Wills John Wright
Mar 22, 2016
Student Yearbook Layouts
Cristina CicconeRachel Jones
Emma-Jane LangleyGem Luca
John LuckingCraig MalcolmMichael MellenLaura SmithSheena TyrerAnna WillsJohn Wright
Cristina Ciccone
My practice is the documentation of my mother’s schizophrenia and the tragic yet beautiful experience of growing up in a working class environment. My main inspiration comes from childhood memory and the stigma towards mental health that remains within society.
Rachel Jones
I combine colour, light and material to create sensory space and images. Using three elements in my work, I identify the struggle between colour and form. I experiment with ways of working that will represent both colour and form as the primary.
Emma-Jane Langley
My art is based around the idea of beauty, using my own body to see how far beauty can be taken.
My work consists of a multi-media practice with works based on imagination and personal experience.
Gem Luca
John Lucking
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Craig Malcolm
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Michael Mellen
The work that I have produced over the last year aims to encourage the viewer to question their relationship with the buildings around them. In this series I have chosen 5 structures that particularly appeal to me.
Laura Smith
I am a mixed media artist who recreates significant memories from my childhood, introducing material, colour and pattern to produce a deeper childlike presence. My work explores family photographs that trigger memory, and looks into the importance of the connection between the artist and their work.
Sheena Tyrer
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Anna Wills
My current work uses the female body as a landscape to create three dimensional and photographic work.
John Wright
I am exploring hinterlands between art and science. My practice revolves around the manipulation of narratives through questioning the contemporary role of documentation. I am influenced by an emerging philosophical paradigm entitled ‘Critical Realism’. I strive to capture the passage of time.