My Degree Show
So, last night that was it!
After 5 years of hard work I am glad everyting is finished now so I can have long, lazy summer ![]()
I am leaving for Korcula next week
Photos from last night:

Me and my work

Still from my film ” Time to go home (Final Hour)”

Crowd at the exhibition

Crowd in front of uni ( note me at the right ) - click here to see larger photo
My artist statement:
My work explores the banal, repetitive experiences of my daily journey through London and its continuous peripheral changes. I record and track the details of these journeys through video images and map-paintings, adopting them as personal souvenirs.
My film ?time to go home (final hour)? presents a narrative of places designed only for waiting , each appearing for a few seconds, as the doors open and close like camera shutters. I have selected certain clips of empty bus stops, some sheltered, some signposted, emphasising the loneliness of such non-places. I try to bring out the sense of entrapment and alienation as the bus stops mechanically even when there are no passengers to get on or off. I also imagine the opening doors as an exit to freedom from feeling trapped on a bus journey after entering the wrong bus on the wrong route.
I use the London A-Z and bus journey maps as reference points and symbols of communication to paint in acrylic on canvas. I aim to create these maps as records of common experience, which appreciate the humorous and the poetic in an otherwise anonymous environment.
Some additional links:
my home page
pages with some of my artwork
my essay about non-place of travel
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June 15th, 2006 10:42
Congratulations on completing your five years and have a happy summer in Korcula. Before you leave why not buy Jan Morris’s valedictory book “Trieste and the Meaning of Nowhere”? You might find it a helpful antidote to non-places. Bits of travel may indeed be banal, but arriving rarely is. n.b. Korcula!.
June 15th, 2006 22:12
thanks roger !
your book recommendation i welcomed - i just read some reviews, and i am very much interested to look for it in the bookshops.
thanks again