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| Abe, Yuki (Fine Art) E only The depiction of nature using ideas relating to the chaos theory is the main aspect of my current work on the MA at Chelsea College of Art and Design. I want to describe nature by using the chaos theory to find a rhythm or pattern through their orderliness and randomness. |
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| Conway, Angela (Fine Art) E only My work has been inspired by travel, especially to Italy and France. I like to paint abstracts abstract landscapes, skyscapes and seascapes because i like to experiment with light, texture, shapes and colour. |
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| Hirota, Yoriko (Photography) E & J Making great images, mainly landscapes and seascapes. I believe that I can put my feelings into images and they may take you to imaginary worlds. Photographs speak.... |
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| Kobayashi, Yoshio (Design/Architecture) E only After graduating from Meiji University, Japan, he came to London and is now studying at an architectural school. |
| Kumazawa, Izumi (Photography) E & J Graduated from Blake College where she studied photography. She has been furthering her photography studies at Westminster College, London. She specialises in British rock bands especially Suede who are very popular in Japan at the moment. Suede allow her to cover their concerts and used her photos in their promotion. |
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| Lamb, Tom (Fine Art) E only For the four years I have been studying both fine art painting and drawing in London. The ideas and inspiration for my work arise form the deep found respect I have for Japanese art and culture. My drawings presently are a response to a visit I made to Japan in the summer. |
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| Ma, Jing Wen (Fine Art) E only She studied the basics of drawing and painting, while she took the foundation course in BTEC Art & Design at York Further Technical College. Presently, she is a first year Illustration student in the Kent Institute of Art & Design. |
| Masuyama, Yaeko (Fine Art/Design) E & J She has lived in the UK for more than 20 years. She is now studying art and design at Basingstoke Technical College and enjoying her new career. |
| Morita, Mana (Fine Art) E & J The fashion designer Yoji Yamamoto gave me the most strongest impression. I have been to his shows in Paris twice. Not only see the show, but also the backstage of the show which you can see real people. I decided to paint the scenes of the backstage of the fashion show by Yoji Yamamoto. I express the atmosphere which I actually felt with him, his assistants, and models. |
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| Onoda, Hanae (Photography) E & J Born in 1975 in Japan. While learning the language in England, I took a part-time photography course and it was when I found a very strong interest in the subject. As a result of that, I ended up with extending my stay to complete National Diploma in Design (photography). |
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| Sinai, Deborah (Photography) E only My pictures describe the way I see the world around me, I've always been passionate about photography and I've been using it to express myself for the last ten years. I tend to work more in black & white when I do portraits and fine-art pictures but I love color for my reportage work. |
| Shrive, Julie (Fine Art) E & J My sculpture work is humorous & unorthodox often with concern for social, political, topical & conservation issues. Through my practice I am hoping for the public to question, reflect & react. Related multimedia pieces frequently constitute installations; my main concern being to find art in my surroundings. |
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| Tamura, Toshinori (Fine Art) E & J After graduating from Phillips University (majoring in visual arts) in Japan, he took a foundation course at City & Guils of London Art School. Then he studied illustration at University of Westminster and then moved to Central Saint Martins College of Art. |
| Turner, Harvey Ward (Fine Art) E & J He worked originally as a commercial artist and photographer. After many years away from the visual arts as a musician, he has returned and is completing a BA (Hons) fire art course. His work centres on drawing and sculpture and is informed by those continuing wider interests within music, literature and poetry. Using autobiographical memory as a source. |
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| Woo, Elaine (Fine Art) E & J My work explores the concerns of personal identity. I refer to events, memories and sources from my own cross-cultural background; I was born in Scotland and had a Chinese upbringing. The purpose of my work is to raise the awareness of female sexuality and individuality, through the exploitation of cultural traditions and mass media. |
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| Youell, Jenifer (Fine Art) E only Splitting my time between Dublin, London, New York and Moscow and having traveled extensively, I have gained an extremely global outlook on life. I am interested in the universal self-regulating systems of energy that are the foundations of our world, both on a macroscopic scale, such as in the economic systems and on a microscopic scale, such as in the geometries on a molecular level. |