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Sauchiehall st, cat wall that has a grate through to a little bit of nature

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Glasgow uni steps with branches growing out

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Wall beside glasgow uni, shredded banner with lots of graffiti 

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https://glasgowschoolofart.padlet.org/broberts118/j706qzgymje0sbe0

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lets do some mind mapping

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Tree that was struck by lightning: slowly dying, however this was destruction caused by nature rather than man. It acts as a time stamp due to the markings made by someone decades before. Beautiful not because things last forever...but because they don’t.

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Christmas lights at George square contrasting with the real trees

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Few trees dotted about in urban landscape 

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Focussing on colonialism in Glasgow’s history. I visited streets with a strong link to the slave trade and tobacco merchants, like Merchant city and Virgina street.

I’m going to draw the architecture and buildings that were created with slave trade money that were built as status symbols. Highlighting how grand and expensive they are, and how we will never have that money or craftmanship again. Not only are they expensive and rich but now they have decayed just like that industry.

Going to use texture and layers to show layers of history and people.