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Artist research for an environmental sculpture I created in my first semester of fourth year. The artists  I researched were not limited to environmental artists. Many artists  whom intrigued me were sculptors whom focused on the human figure.

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Taking inspiration from Canadian sculptor David Altmejd . Fourth year first semester.

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Sketches of  Kahalil Chishtees Discarded Plastic bags.
Below, my own plan to create. Fourth year first semester.

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Environmental Research. Discovering how to communicate environmental concerns in a visually stimulating way. Yet without being too literal. Fourth Year first semester.

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Vincent Dubourg’s installation ‘‘La Voiture aux Oiseaux’'

Man and Nature, a Mututally Destructive Relationship. Third Year ,second semester.

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One of the final works. Third Year, second semester.

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'Mother Nature rotating the earth.'
Below - How materials are broken down sketch research. Third Year, second semester. Sketching a mountain of milk cartons. Third year , second semester.

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Sketchbook. I would like to include this photo in my sketchbook category. I feel it demonstrates the wide range of artistic research I've studied during my undergraduate course . 

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Sketchbook. I would like to include this photo in my sketchbook category. I feel it demonstrates the wide range of artistic research I've studied during my undergraduate course . 

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This ‘Do-it Project’ was an interactive art piece. I gained inspiration from Duchamp’s ‘Mile of Strings’. Students were asked to interact with this by first choosing a color string of any length, second attach the string to the base and then to whatever hook on the wall. This ‘back and forth’ was repeated until the student ran out of the string. As more and more pupils got involved, the brief got more complicated, making it amusing and fun . The end product - a room full of string. Similar to ‘Miles of String’. This project was part of my third-year art assignment.  Third Year , First semester.

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Sculpture research planning for my degree year project.

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Third year, second semester. Research for small sculptures . Due to covid we could not access our college studios. With limited space making larger sculptures was not an option. This sketch was the planning for 'nature taking back'. Third Year , second semester.

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Nature taking back

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I set up a social media profile that asks followers to post a picture they would like sketched. These pieces are taken from my art Instagram. This method of promoting my art online is an ongoing self-learning project. This continual self-learning experience pushes me to sharpen specific skills if they are there for all to see.
Other observational drawings are taken from my undergraduate studies and commissioned work.

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Observational painting (College work, second year )

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Observational painting (College work, second year )

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Observational Charcoal drawing(College work, first year)

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Observational Charcoal drawing(College work, first year)

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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Some research behind this sculpture can be found in Sketchbook above. Fourth year first semester.

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Fourth Year first semester. These sculptures are created by taking a body cast using duct tape.  Next the cast is covered in plaster casting. Building plaster is then used to  create texture.
Behind an 'unnatural tree' created from man-made and natural materials. An old wooden studio easel as the base (trunk of the tree). Fallen tress branches to create the natural part of the tree. Plaster is used to bind the two together. Fourth Year , second semester.

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Moving back home due to the current pandemic has allowed me to create  large sculptures even without our college studios .
This piece is a sculpture I would potentially like to install in my degree show as part of my final year.
It includes organic objects and human appliances which cause damage to out environment. Examples, a car exhaust and a tumble dyer.

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Researching how artificial objects and 'alive' natural objects interact in a photograph.

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Research for final year project. Discovering how made-made objects interact with natural 'dead' objects in a photograph.

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Research photography as part of my degree workpiece . I would like to show photography alongside my final sculpture.

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Research photography.