SUMMARY
I feel that my commitment to practice is demonstrated in my willingness to explore new approaches and invest a real sense of self in my work. My exploratory approach has meant that I have practiced digital approaches to analogue printing methods which could able me to play to the analogue revival in a more efficient way within my wider practice. I very much enjoy an academic side to my practice and am conscious of acquiring strong contextual and critical knowledge which enables me to take a mindful approach to the generation of responses and achieve a sense of quality. I have identified a lack of accessible visual media surrounding higher literature which is something I could address within my research practice, particularly within the celebration of play I channel within my work.
Idea generation can often feel daunting to me so I often delay starting projects. This is something that comes with the doubt I have in my own practice, drawing often scares me which can sometimes mean I work within a restricted tone of voice, applying devices that I am comfortable with. Limiting my practice early on could restrict opportunities to work cross contexts and so it is important that I maintain a flexibility in order to survive within the big pond of graduates. The role and value of the creative arts is ever turbulent so I should use my values to support it, taking part in educational workshops and museum practices to encourage the value of art in the wider community and development of my professional practice.
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