Camberwell MA08

The work displays the constructs of an invented space, perceived through line and organic forms. The images I create have been described as structures, habitats for someone or something! Colour is a vital element in the work, the use or of colour is used to explain the space, to capture your attention and to envisage emotions and feelings.

Siabhra O'Brien
MA Printmaking
siabhraobrien@yahoo.ie

"The moment one gives close attention to anything even a blade of grass, it becomes a mysterious, awesome, indescribably magnificent world in itself." - Henry Miller

olive47
MA Printmaking
olive47@olive47.com

Mark Oliver produces drawings, prints and sculpture in response to a wide range of subjects. These include a self published book about a performance by comedian Lenny Bruce, a picture book about a gorilla in a zoo, a series of prints about sex, and a psychiatry textbook.

Mark Oliver
MA Illustration (Part-time)
markjoliver@gmail.com

Installation, mixed media. A collaboration with South-Korean artist; Hye-Joung Park.

A large sculpture is suspended from the ceiling of the gallery. Two attached flesh-coloured ribbons display one half of the same sentence each; where is this place.../...and how do you get there? In a room next to the main gallery a respirator, breathing ceaselessly in a mechanical mode.

Karl Omarsson
MA Theory and Practice of Transnational Art
omarssonk@gmail.com

Communicating political and cultural issues through audio-visual multi-media, by relying on socio-cultural anthropology. Research Question: My aim is to get an insight into how the new generation is expressing their political point of view and explore how visual communication can be used to campaign for an end to military aggression, and a constructive approach to peace building. Believing in uniquely and effortlessly simple, yet conceptually complex in equal measure; poetic, lyrical, meditative and self-reflexive nature.

Maryam Owji
MA Graphic Design
m.owji1@camberwell.arts.ac.uk