In the last few days, I’ve started discussions with artists using abstraction. There are already many different interpretations of what abstraction is, be that in the process of making, thinking, or connecting inputs to create work that stops short of telling you what it is.

As part of the last year of my MFA at NTU I’m undertaking a research project, focussing on how contemporary artists working in abstraction define, develop and articulate their practice.

I’m excited to be part of the Masters Showcase on the NTU We are Creatives website - it’s a great platform to shout about both my own practice but also about those across the Masters programmes.

Preparing for the NTU MFA group show - Practicing Uncertainty, bringing together all my colleagues in the first public event since 2020.

This last year has been challenging in how I engage audiences through my work, particularly as the work I create often needs to be seen physically to get really close to the marks and details. I’m excited to be showing as part of my MFA at NTU