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Molly Behagg

Bath Spa University (BA Hons Fine Art , 2007)

 

Molly uses photography to explore the process of making as a way of inhabiting unfamiliar settings. Originally trained in painting, her work intersects with photography, often using image collage techniques and historical photographic processes to explore the materiality of objects and architecture. Drawing on imagery from museums, gardens and public spaces, her work deals with wider themes of isolation and memory, creating personal and fictional narratives as a way to connect disparate places within a transitional concept of home. 

 

Anna Elizabeth

Loughborough University (BA Fine Art , 2014)

I am an artist with an interest in portraiture of Japanese girls, self reflection and also individuals that inspire me. I also love drawing and can't stress the importance drawing plays in my work. When I paint tend to use baby and pastel colours in line with my obsession for Japanese youth culture and femininity. My love for this subject came to me during the final year of my degree when I came across hurdles in my life that made me stop and look at myself, and found something I fell in love with.

Lewis Scott

Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design (BA (Hons) Arts, Design, Environment. Architecture Pathway , 2010)
Lewis Scott's work is focused on the depiction of urban landscapes through the abstraction of light and atmosphere. the work is inspired and routed in place, and often the area around where the artist is living becomes the main topic for his work. the work is also influences by the social and cultural influences of a place, and most importantly its underlying atmosphere. The work is heavily connected to memory, particularly of place and moments, which are then conveyed through the work in different levels of clarity.

 

Dorothy Brook

Sculptor (Graphic Arts , 2014)
 

Philip Hearsey

Camberwell School of Arts and Crafts

After a formal training at Camberwell School of Arts and Crafts, Philip Hearsey continued exploring his more artistic interests, and he spent many years developing in different aspects of interiors, furniture and architecture. At current, Hearsey specialises in sandcasting to make sculptures that engage the quality of bronze as a noble material in its own right. He devotes his talents to making sculptures intimate in scale and intended for the interiors of home, office, yacht or hotel.

Ellie Young

University of Wales Institute Cardiff (BA Fine Art , 2010)

 

Exhibitions

Awards

Hans Brinker Trophy Hans Brinker Amsterdam Nominated For 2011

Ian Tricker

Loughborough University (BA Hons Degree , 2014)

Ian Tricker is represented by Contemporary Collective. Please visit www.contemporarycollective.com to view her portfolio.

Emily Krainc

Bath Spa University (BA Hons Fine Art Painting , 2012)

 

Johannes Nielsen

Lunds Art School, Sweden (Diploma in Fine Art, 2002 , 2011)

Born in 1979 in Falkenberg, Sweden, Johannes Nielsen graduated in 2003 in Fine Arts from the Lunds Art School. Between 2003 and 2005, Nielsen worked as an artistic assistant in Dublin before returning to Sweden in 2007. At current, he lives and works in Beijing.

Carolina Piteira

University Of East London (Fine Arts , 2012)

 

I focus on the intensity and power of character in my art, trying to give the energy and heaviness of my subjects through the paintings.

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