Lindsay Elise Jolly - Fine Art

Poppy West - Photography

As a Masters Photography student, Poppy’s work explores the relationship of photography and death. Using adhesive plastic and black pigment to create death masks, Poppy has created her own method of capturing photographs without the use of a camera. Working with the face and the body, Poppy’s art balances the intimacy of process with the immortalisation inherent in photography. Find out more at: poppywestphotography.co.uk [https://www.poppywestphotography.co.uk/]

Elliot Knott - Photography

Elliot’s work on the MA centres on the presence of humanity in the language of buildings, rather than form of the body. Elliot uses traditional methods of photography to capture the cinematic aesthetic and qualities of night time scenes. This engagement with form and technique has required patience and a tactile touch, pushing his practice forward against the grain of mainstream digital photography. Find out more at: elliotknottphotographic.com

Liam Ashley Clark - Fine Art

As a multi-disciplinary Fine Artist, Liam's work has its roots in skateboarding, street and folk art. Recently he has focused using his art to create discussion around current socio-cultural problems. His latest project is a triptych that creates a narrative of causes, outcomes and solutions. Liam uses humour and a naive painting style to allow the subject matter to be more approachable. Find out more: www.liamashleyclark.com [http://www.liamashleyclark.com/]

Emily Cannell - Fashion

By using Jersey to create dynamic new forms and situate these within atmospheric, architectural spaces, Emily’s work pushes the boundaries of what constitutes as Fashion She creates forms that mimic shoulders and hips whilst also taking the guise of a crumbling building or a staircase. The ethereal sense of body that occupies her work even in its absence leaves us asking whether the body needs to be present at all?   Find out more @emilycannellartist

Lindsay Elise Jolly - Fine Art

Lindsay Elise Jolly is a multi-disciplinary fine artist. She uses art as a medium for personal development and rehabilitation, and focuses on the process of making to challenge physical limitations. For her final project Lindsay is exploring the cathartic journey of art and plans to exhibit a hand carved Cairn and a painting For more information: http://www.lindsayelisejolly.co.uk/ [http://www.lindsayelisejolly.co.uk/]