Emma Cunningham; Fine Art: Sculpture

"We are as much a part of the natural environment as it is part of us, one cannot be separated from the other. Nature continuously changes and should we ever stop to appreciate it, what is it that we would see? Our existence is temporary, created from a series of successive moments none of which have any permanence. However could another existence be possible, one which we have yet to experience?"

Photo's and text kindly submitted by the featured artist, Emma Cunningham.

Irene Quinn; Fine Art: Sculpture

"My work is an exploration of a childhood memory of my ancestors' recollection of the moving bog, which is now defined by the dominance of European bureaucrats vying or the Seat of Power. Will they ever have enough now that they have barred us?" Irene Quinn

Image and text kindly provided by the featured artist, Irene Quinn.

Martin Tyndall; Fine Art: Paint

Fine Art: Paint student Martin prepares canvases for his final paintings of the year.

(Photo's taken by Catherine Buck with permission of the featured artist, Martin Tyndall)

Laura Wade; Fine Art: Print

"My work is a response to the anatomy of the human form. I want to explore the biological complexities of the inner body and contemplate its aesthetic possibilities. Through my work, I attempt to evoke a sense of being, and invite the viewer to consider their own physical presence. My inquiry into the intricate layers becomes a mapping of the body, reminiscent of a larger order and pattern of relationship in all things." Laura Wade

 

Images and information kindly submitted by the featured artist, Laura Wade.