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Bathspa MFA graduating artists 2011.

Oliver B Smith Susanna Lisle Benjamin Owen Erin Letterman Nicola Moorhouse Jayne Lawless Iphigenia Myos Matt Stanton Amy J A Higgins

Friday, 20 May 2011

Works by Erin Letterman

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Oliver B Smith

I Am Becoming Past. Dealing with conflicting desires and fears, contrasting confused states of memory by way of idealistic projection involving reflection of ‘super ego.’ “Now, I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds.” J.R.Oppenheimer. oliver.smith@bathspa.org

Benjamin Owen

'Atlantis via by way of Melksham' Benjamin Owen is an artist exploring the state of images, objects and spaces. benjamin.owen@bathspa.org

Iphigenia Myos

"All things come out of the One and the One out of all things." Greek philosopher-Heraclitus

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Susanna Lisle

"My paintings are made from a collaberation between colour in the natural world and traditional geometric pattern. I wish them to be a metaphor for the experience of the natural world and an interior world of thought."

Errin Letterman

"If all the predicates that can be stated of a thing - all the accidents that might befall it (even those remaining in potential) - are of its nature?If so, 'nature changes at the slightest move. The concept of nature concerns modification not essence." -Brian Massumi, Parable for the Virtual

Mat Stanton

To reflect the chaotic atmosphere of a club environement, I incorporatedmany narritives and interpretative devices into my painting. on the one hand I wanted to capture the thrilling anticipation and a pursuit of the unknown. At the same time, I wanted to create a sense of deflation or dissapointment in the air. I wanted my artwork to be sublime but also something easy to relate to.

Jayne Lawless

"Everybody knows the useful is useful, but nobody knows that the useless is useful too." Taoist philosopher Chuang-Tse.

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