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I was stuck in a rut for a long long time when i was on my way to Liverpool, my dad bless him was trying so many ways to just get me to feel creative again, he took me around the Tate Liverpool and i got to see some interesting works-
its funny really... the Tate Liverpool was where i first went on a trip too back in 2016(?) when i attempted college for the first time. i was not doing well then. i had not done much at school. my overall attendance was only 20% for the whole time i was there- and jumping straight into college probably wasn't the best idea- but i had yet to grow and figure out how to listen to myself and not outside pressures,
getting back on track- i remember trying to push myself to do my course work with the photoshoot i created around the Tate around 6/7 years ago? it was the first time i had allowed myself to stop worrying about other people and just shot and edited whatever felt good for me. i finally had a reason to do art properly and not just a release. it did feel a little helpless and like i was way in pver my head. i didnt think i would get as far as year 3 in an actual fine arts degree.
walking around just over half a decade later and not realising i would nearly be completing my degree was a very overwhelming feeling. like i was going back in time and giving myself a hug, showing her how far she's come. unintentionally too- so thankyou dad that ones on you <3

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The small paintings I saw In Venice really inspired me, I genuinely love the idea of having small moments captured in detail that you wouldn’t maybe expect from such a small piece. Its easy to go big and impress people that way but I feel to capture a feeling or a moment In a small rectangle or square is so simply yet beautiful like those said moments.

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Capturing my friends viewing the work in Venice was more exciting to me than most of the work, (not calling the said work boring i was very impressed) there was just something about observing the art being observed which was very ironic to me- like the exhibition being seen was the art and not the pieces itself

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This reminded me alot of the first mood board I made, I enjoy the miss match of body parts mixed with a flower

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The colours and abstract ways of this piece really spoke to me, blue has always been such a colour for me to work
With. Especially colbalt - this is a colour that shows up alot throughout my career so getting to see this piece in person was very moving and gave me lots of ideas.
Seeing it as people drowning-
Mother and child?
Ones self and inner child?
Floating or sinking?

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Really like the red and blue lights, reminds me of amu. Gives the vibes of street lights. Nice combination

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I very much enjoyed the light shows in Venice
The art and how it was lit up, the mood and how it was toned was very interesting and taking photos in some of the atmospheres was very fun and gave me plenty of ideas

Like I have an idea to create my own street out of wood and use ambient lighting, maybe red and blue and play sounds I also captured at the exhibition in Venice to really set the mood I’m trying to capture. As I’m expressing myself and finding art I’m connecting too it really is a melancholy sadness

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I think this is my favourite photo I took in Venice.
The silhouette and neon lights- people being oblivious to my existace.
Sadness
Adventure
It being a hotel aswell, something that many people have been to who all have different stories. Each room holding its own secrets, peoples biggest fears or happiest moments
It’s beautiful