Showing posts with label intermedia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label intermedia. Show all posts

Wednesday, 20 October 2010

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.



Wednesday, 4 August 2010

Gerald Smith



Gerry Smith (MFA Intermedia Art)
Transparentes Meer
This Line Is Six Feet Long


http://www.iamatextbasedartist.com/

I am interested in reductive forms and have recently been working on my own variant of punctuation poetry. The poems on show are composed of the symbols used to indicate the emphasis placed on syllables.

Transparentes Meer (transparent sea) is an alexandrine; a poetic line six feet in length - in this case 6 dibrachs, which are metrical feet of 2 unstressed syllables (??). It is also a concrete poem, the 12 breves constituting the wavy line of this transparent sea.

This Line Is Six Feet Long is another alexandrine. It is composed of 6 spondee (--), which are metrical units of 2 stressed syllables.

Val McLean



Val McLean
Intermedia BA (Hons)

No beginning and no end - July 2010
I've just completed my degree in Intermedia Art at Edinburgh College of Art and I am intending to go on to study at postgraduate level.

I work with contemporary materials and objects to explore the nature of perception, boundaries, reality and space. I work in the territory that lies between conventionally accepted binary oppositions such as order/chaos, sense/nonsense, presence/absence and inside/outside. In so doing I explore ways of moving beyond these rigid categories by seeking instead a 'logic of both'.

Monday, 2 August 2010

Owen Ramsay





Owen Ramsay

Intermedia 2nd Year



My love for the wild runs in my blood as in my work. I am interested in adventure and beauty; in search of the sublime. To me Bleak is Beautiful.

The idea of an experience and having a relationship with a place or environment is important in my work. It can be nostalgic; back to childhood adventures in a kind of escapism of maturity,civility and the banal rules of the everyday. In some sense to become feral is to become free. I often find myself trying to describe or copy something, something i cannot describe or put my finger on, it is an emotion brought on by a place or an experience of the outdoors. I am beguiled by this unreachable thing, this something beyond ourselves much greater.


Thursday, 22 April 2010

Hazel France & Claire Ferguson






Part of a collaborative body of work. About objects, ideas, connections and decisions.

hazel.france@eca.ac.uk

newradio@hotmail.co.uk

Daniel Hill


A spiral ascent to the summit of Arthur’s Seat with a 30ft long piece of wool.

Daniel Hill

daniel.hill@eca.ac.uk