Natalie Wilson

Natalie Wilson
Ba (Hons) intermedia Art
Drawing (in progress)
Black paper and sunlight

My interests predominantly centre around communication, information and behaviour, with specific regard to the technological advances which have altered and will alter our lifestyles either subtly or to a far greater extent.

www.NatalieWilson.eu

James Currie

James Currie
Ba (Hons) Intermedia Art

Catherine Hobbs

Catherine Hobbs
MA Fine Art
catherine.hobbs@eca.ac.uk

I seek to relegate the eventful and elevate the forgotten and present them side by side, as equal and inseparable.

Aleksandra Zawada

Aleksandra Zawada
Ba (Hons) Painting

zawadka_ol@op.pl

My work touches on appropriation. Similar by its means, it is more personal and attempts to challenge the reproduction as taste forming. I am interested in the paradox: whether it is possible to profane a copy, does it have value and can it still be classified as art.
By conscious choice, I am trying to bring back art to the reproduction. The artist’s choice is deliberate. The pieces are carefully selected. I consider them significant in my practice from various reasons. Very often it becomes a comment, a tribute, a dialogue.
I work in not extending 7 series, using the same starting point. Each peace is unique and exists on its own. The materials are very minimal and fragile. Putting them next to each other removes reassuring comfort zone and reveals their origins.

Phyllis Smith

Phyllis Smith

MA Drawing and Painting

My work is about trying to hold onto a past memory, here from a day spent walking in the park. Through photos, sketches and memory I try to create an image of the mind's eye.

Claudine Quinn

Claudine Quinn 2010

claudinequinnphoto@gmail.com

Ba (Hons) Photography

23 Rectangles (sketch for a window)

A photographic sketch in response to a space.

Megumi Fukae

Megumi Fukae

MFA Intermedia Art

megmegmillion@yahoo.co.uk

I am interested in the relationship between place and people

My current work is about borders

We are surrounded by borders, they are part of how we co-exist; borders between country and country, area and area, family and family, even individuals. In our day to day lives it often seems that we do not mind or do not notice them. They are mostly changeable, obscure and invisible.

I would like to reveal the given space through the idea of borders and make the viewer a little more aware of the space.

Sunland

After the festival exhibition and a short break form all WOT related things, the window on talent returns with a new exhibition curated by recent graduate Alex Tobin. 'Sunland' has taken artists from intermedia, photography and painting, presenting;

Natalie Wilson

Catherine Hobbs

Claudine Quinn

James Currie

Megumi Fukae

Phyllis Smith

Aleksandra Zawada

Opening Tuesday 19th October

ARTIST TALK

6.30pm

Intermedia Seminar Space E25

Edinburgh College of Art

then

The WOT

George IV Bridge

The Villager

around 7.30pm