Narratives in Art.
Narratives in Art is a living archive of my practice, a space to document, process, and think out loud. Posts might follow a new work, a small observation, an exhibition, or a question I can't yet answer. There is no fixed agenda here, only an ongoing record of how the work develops, where it leads, and what it is slowly becoming.
Unit 1 Assessment.
This post reflects on my research and artistic development throughout Unit 1, exploring themes of memory, belonging, and isolation in landscape-based work. From place attachment theory to material experimentation, I examine how theory and practice inform each other, shaping my approach to ink, scale, and composition. Through critiques, exhibitions, and research into Chinese brush painting, I’ve refined my methods and deepened my understanding of how places hold meaning. Moving forward, I aim to push the balance between clarity and ambiguity, allowing for greater interpretation and connection in my work.