Year 3

2020 Vision
Poppy Corbett The aspect of reality is shown though the documentations of current youth culture, in a series of film
After Hours in the Gallery
Ailish Beadle The gallery once the doors shut: imagine if all the art that we see in galleries comes to life. Imagine exhibitions
Sad Shadow
George Davison Words: George Davison, Graphic Communication, @gtd_stuff
A False Reality
Holly Battle Virtual reality is an immersive experience which allows people to wear a headset and place them in curated,
Archive
Jade-Ashleigh Archives and piles of collated images and objects scatter my studio, such as an inherited soap collection from my
The Global Project
Ollie Turner A newspaper design that emphasises the global warming crisis and pollution around the world for the global activist campaign,
La Muralla Roja
Erin Ruane La Muralla Roja, Spanish for ‘The Red Wall’, is a colourful postmodern apartment complex that is known for
Anxiety
Fraser McCormick This is part of an ongoing self-initiated motion and print project, where I am visually communicating anxiety. Anxiety is
Reward System
Dominic Lovegrove Reward System is an app designed to "gamify" your life by giving you animated rewards for everyday tasks. 
Screentime
Sophie Anderson When is your phone most harmful? Is it when scrolling, subscribing and staring into the glare of the
Free
Chloe Turner free social obligations make me  shove my fingers down my throat,  i’m taught not to be proud  of my
Absolved
Melina Wilde These ideas keep me here, rooted, transfixed to a spot, dissolving in absinthe, a sugar cube. The angels
Reality
Emily Mitchell illusion  /ɪˈluːʒ(ə)n/  noun  an instance of a wrong or misinterpreted perception of a sensory experience.  a deceptive appearance
The Fifth Stage
Vaineta Keraityte, Eleanor Needham, Luke McGarrigle, Drew Hardman, Lauren Walker and Chloe Boston With loneliness in the elderly rising in the UK,
Dissolution – Modern Day Dorian Gray
ALICE QUINN The main concept of my design was to show the narrative of Dorian Gray, focussing on the decay
Imagined Reality
Sammy Tapp and Georgia Lauren Graham Painting and the collision with reality and illusion.   The act of painting provides for
Killa Cowgirl
Zara Liddell Whilst looking into Y2K nostalgia ‘Killa Cowgirl’ was created in collaboration between Zara Liddell and Marnie Hubbard. Focusing on
Temporality through Form
Hannah Boyce Contemporary Wabi-Sabi draws on honest aspects of reality, for example, nature, natural processes and craftsmanship. Wabi-Sabi reconstructs these
The Freepost
Thomas Hardwick ‘The Freepost’ is a campaign that is designed to increase the level of awareness of unjustly imprisoned human rights
Studies in Still Life and Landscape: 2017
Sid Jones The Still Life and the Landscape are two of the most traditional processes practiced in classical art. Whilst
Architectural Vision
Lewis Wyatt Despite reaching my third year of studying photography at NUA, I have yet to truly narrow down why
Charpai
Sahil Bhardwaj Just like art, the process of creation is omnipresent in most human activities. The mesmerizing process of weaving a traditional Indian cot is an
Obscurity III
Deborah Dickinson Friedrich Hegel once said, ‘art expresses the spirit of a culture or age.’ This notion illustrates the self-expression that is
Untitled (Hands 1)
Daniel Randall Untitled (Hands 1) was my first real step into digital media. Using paint to act as a green-screen, I
Dawn on Proxima
Morgan Wright Speculative Zoology is a study in which scientists and artists predict the possible evolutionary outcomes of organisms that
Ride the Highway
Imogen Hawgood ‘Americans were seduced into accepting the automobile as the embodiment of modern dreams, urges, and passions’   Stephen Heller, co-author
Let’s Play Dress Up
Emily Stewart Push your fingers all the way into the luxury of opera gloves, with the glamour of fur, an
Ikigai
Becki Ball Ikagi is a small collection of prints inspired by the colours and translucency featured in Dale Chihuly's glass
Playhouse
Amy Harman The idea of process is extremely important within my personal creative practice. My research report Process: Accessibility, Repetition
Orang-Utan
Cara MacNally Deforestation is an extremely current issue that affects every one of us on earth and one that will
HAZE
Nic Gordon This animation was my final outcome for my degree. I wanted to bring my love of dance and performance into
The May Queen
Maisie Moffat A literal representation of this issue’s theme of Process, these images show the evolution of my project inspired by
Solastalgia & Magenta City
Elizabeth Fijalkowski Magenta City was a personal project I created in Photoshop. I had been inspired by the cyberpunk background
Living Area
Amy Harman Responding to the Sainsbury’s vision of creating a space to ‘experience art as part of their everyday environment’
Learning is part of the Processor
Katherine Morton We often think of ‘process’ as something that is complete, but not every project is completed, and not every project is
Nebula
Joe Prendergast This work was created as a means of challenging my existing practice, which centred around using a studio
Trust the Process
Jack Thompson The process is everything in the art world: it’s a journey from an idea to a finished piece and
Working at Graduate Fashion Week 2019
Elise Carter This summer, I had the opportunity to work with the digital team at Graduate Fashion Week 2019 with
Dimenticato in Italy
Cara MacNally This series shot in 2018 explores forgotten locations that were found in rural and urban parts of Italy.
The Burning Mind of the Unknown
Chani Blears The process has become the most important thing when it comes to my current practice. Over the last
PAUL – Broomhill National Sculpture Prize 2019
Beth Freer Background about the Competition (taken from NUA website):  BA (Hons) Fine Art student Bethany Freer is one of ten
My Photographic Process
Benjamin Leach My photography always stems from curiosity. I am always conscious of my surroundings, intrigued by the small nuances within my
SAVOR Magazine
Barbara Wei SAVOR magazine, to delight in and savour the alone moments. It is based on the attitude of being alone, and the
Living Area
Amy Harman Architectural Planes investigates urban environments through colour and shape. Observing the architectural planes from various angles to create
Stargazing
Tatiana Susvaliuc  Since I was a child, I remember myself watching the stars every night before going to bed, exploring
Urban
Stephen Johnson  In 2018, the subject of redevelopment is nearly always met with controversy. While the general consensus appears that it may
Ansia
Sophie Banks Attraction against repulsion is a reoccurring theme within my sculptures. The pink sculpture in the photos is based upon drawings
Simon Rodgers
Simon Rogers This character is inspired by the Photographer Jono Rotman and his portrait series featuring the Mighty Mongrel Mob,
Yin and Yang
Sherlyn Goh In this series, I explore the concept of androgyny and question the gender roles that are defined and
Scott Soley
Scott Soley My work focuses on exploring the use of dark tones within nature, comparing the effectiveness of the ambient
Come as You Please
Rhys Griffin Words: Rhys Griffin, Film and Moving Image Production Writing: Sean Goddard and Alex Stedman  Producing: Shirmaine Ong, Colleen Lee and Rhys
Redefine
Rebecca Lee, Gabriella Molinari and Elleanor Woods FCP student and Creative Director Gabriella Molinari were initially influenced by androgyny, the combination
Poppy
Poppy Chapman My subject matter for this set focuses on bringing light and humour into the otherwise mundane and repetitive every day. 
OMG! You’re from Dubai
Patrick Smith A city of sand, but wonder to most  Don’t forget the culture that comes with the host  A
Liv
Oliver Saunders Fear of the dark is innate.  Fear of the dark is innate. Our eyes fail to recognise a once familiar surrounding and
Spiritual Wellness
Liza Koroleva This image is an exploration of spiritual wellness. Karina is on the search for meaning and purpose in
Joanna Walker
Joanna Walker The series of work explores the connection between humans and nature. I wanted to show a model out
If you Really Want Me, Come on Sugar Let Me Know
Ji-Young Kim These photos embody what this odd and colourful bodysuit represents. A contrast itself of the meaning and the visuals. This
Jessica Platt
Jessica Platt These are artworks from a personal project, visualising dream-like landscapes and figures that contain psychedelic, Halloween aesthetics. Heavily influenced by
Jess Anderson
Jess Anderson Experimentation with long exposure settings to capture the movement of light.  Words: Jess Anderson, Fashion, Communication, and Promotion,
Soma – Have you had your Daily Dose?
Jake Newbury Soma – Have You Had Your Daily Dose? is a response to the theme of soma, a drug used
Ibrahim Raza
Ibrahim Raza The overall concept of my photos is to mix fashion photography with art and to express my internal
Light Gives Me Life
Helen Harlow My interest in editorial illustration means that I aim to depict topics in a more conceptual way, and
In Plain Sight
Brittany Miller 'In Plain Sight’ is a campaign with the aim to show the UK just how big of an
The 90s Called
Ceara Coleman  This piece is titled 'The 90s Called' and was a fun personal project for me to play around
Portrayal
Emma Liu  Portrayal is a concept for an online brand that aims to highlight the complexities of identity and self-representation
Gemma Jouques
Gemma Jouques ‘My practice is very much process led and material based. I view the act of generating/creating my work
Facing the Sun
Jordan Hardy Filmed on location in Beijing, China, Facing The Sun explores the issue of rapid urbanisation in Chinese cities and its relationship with
The Watched Generation
Maddie Exton  ‘I Can't Remember What It's Like To Not Be Watched’ I Can't Remember What It's Like To Not Be Watched’ is
Swan Song 2017
Kieran McMullan Concerned with a discourse between sitter and subject, Kieran explores how presence can affect action. It is through
Inverted Reality
Fahim Fadzlishah Fahim chose his phone as a medium solely because it is a great device to create such images.
Eloise Shaw
Eloise Shaw 'Having used a camera for the past ten years then embarking on a photography degree, it has been
A Dickhead, A Pussy, Two Arseholes And A Rat
Dom Read An interview with one of our shortlisted artists for our eye opener exhibition Dom Read. How was your
Christopher Roberts
Christopher Roberts My current series aims to look under the veneer of the ‘dreamlike’ and somewhat Uncanny aesthetic and offer
Self Portrait, 2017
Naomi Kirk-Smith An interview with one of our shortlisted artists for our eye-opener exhibition, Naomi Kirk-Smith.  How was your self-portrait
Instasham
Ceara Coleman An interview with one of our shortlisted artists for our eye opener exhibition Ceara Coleman. How was your
How To Be The Girl He Never Forgets
Cat Cousland Cat’s collection of moving images explore what it means to be a female. In which, the male gaze
Mod Collage
Carter O'Sullivan An interview with one of our shortlisted artists for our eye opener exhibition Carter O'Sullivan. How was your
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