I am interested in folklore and mythology, and am drawn towards the soft undertones and minutiae of everyday happenings. I romanticise and immerse myself in such things to create dreamscapes and parallel worlds inside of my head.
Artists : Ugne Nagrockaite
Warm breath sitting the train window blurs countours of the outside world. In that very mist, I see clouds, water currents and people. It is a momentary truth, it is the essence, it is another layer of life.
Artists : Josie Hudson
Josie Hudson’s work explores every day life as a performance. She uses performance art as a way of showing a different version of herself to the audience. She is currently looking at her own vulnerability, fear of judgement and the side to herself that others rarely see.
Artists : Shelagh Brown
I am a mother and grandmother fulfilling the dream of my youth, a lifelong yearning to create a life for myself as an artist; as a woman in Scotland I did not always find this easy. Now the difficulties and challenges I face as a student, a woman, an artist are of my free will choice, and I meet them on my own terms.
My family are proud of me and they think I’m a little bit crazy, and that’s OK, more than OK!
I am interested in human behavior. My work is usually about my life and experience, what it means to be a woman, an elder, a student, an artist, in a patriarchal society; my work is often nostalgic, reflective, concerned with personal and collective narrative and deeper meanings.
I love to travel and have travelled in six continents and been to many European cities but this is my first visit to Vienna. I love it!
Artists : Jack Dunnett
Artists : Caitlin Dick
My current main theme focuses on reversing the interaction between the subject and spectator within surveillance. Creating a different perspective by switching the roles of the voyeur and the viewer.
Gray's School of Art : rapid2016 