Tangled I and II,
Mixed media on canvas, 59.4 x 84.1 cm (2021)

In these works Molly explores contrasting colours, distance and the place of the viewer whilst incorporating my most recent abstract style established in her series diaspora vapor and, more recently, anglia vapor.
Following my previous series, these works on canvas were a way for her to explore the atmosphere of the intense summer months in cambridge after moving home from the welsh coast.
Using pencil, pen, ink and paint Molly aims to create a space you can follow and travel through, whilst tangled in colours contrasting to the distant landscape.

5 x 7 cm Polaroid (2019)

5 x 7 cm Polaroid (2019)

5 x 7 cm Polaroid (2021)

 

Japan At Kew Gardens,
photography, 14.8 x 21 cm (2021) 

Photographs taKen in the Temperate House during the Japan festival at Kew Gardens in October 2021 shot on Kodak Portra 400 35mm film. 

Freya Pryce is predominately working with analogue photography and sense of place. She wanders through spaces photographing what she is drawn to, influenced by the theory of psychogeography; the effect of a space on a person’s behaviour.

 

Together alone
Acrylic on board, 25 x 25 cm 

Maddie is a South Cambs based artist, studying at Hills Road. Together Alone was produced during the first lockdown in response to isolation and the need for one another.

 

Unravelling,
collage and stitching on card, 29.7 x 21 cm, (2018) 

I Want to Grow and Bloom,
collage on card, 14.8 x 10.5 cm (2020) 

I'm a current MA Illustration student at ARU but my background is actually in Classics. As such, the classical world often inspires some of my work but the most common theme throughout my work is nature and I have a particular interest in the sea. I work with pretty much every kind of media, except oil (although I would love to pick it up!) and I also work in a variety of different styles.

These pieces are all from my Fragments collection in which I create poetry from words which I have cut out from old newspapers and other paraphernalia or I create poems by using the blackout poetry method and then I illustrate them.

 

 Zoë Armit is 23 years old and based in Cambridge, UK and Ålesund, Norway. She has recently finished my BA degree in animation, and is hoping to use the momentum from her course to continue campaigning for those not often spoken for.

The majority of her work is dedicated to the understanding of and advocation for animals and animal rights. Much of her work from 2018 has been made with the intention of compiling an A to Z children's book of endangered animals (hoping to be finished 2022). Previously she has explored the relationship between veganism and the animal agriculture industry. She created a four minute length animation, Behind The Jugular, which has been shown (and won awards) at many festivals around the world.

Osakana,
acrylic painted on calico fabric, 155 x 70 cm 

Rowan is 16, currently studies Art, Biology, Chemistry and Maths at Hills Road Sixth form. She is enjoying finding a balance between art and science and seeing how one influences her thinking on the other. 

Rowan has an interest in sewing and painting and found a 1950s dress pattern on Ebay. She wanted to paint her own material and treat the fabric as a canvas, so the dress started out on white calico, and she painted each panel individually before sewing it together.

Using screen print and acrylic paints, jrt inspiration came from looking at Japanese Kimonos, Japanese packaging and Japanese Koi fish. The acrylic gives the fabric more structure, giving the dress a strong silhouette.

Butter,
Oil paint on canvas, 100 x 150cm (2021)

 Three Studies Exploring Changing Perspectives on Reality and our Body's Physical Limitation, Each; "Struggle", "Confrontation" and "Ascension",
Oil on Canvas paintings, 100 x 150cm, (2021)

I'm a 20 year old student studying architecture at the University of Cambridge. Art is a very central pillar in my life and painting especially is one of the truest practices for me.

Sword of House Izon
46 cm x 56 cm (2021) 

Oyinkari is 23 years old from Nigeria and currently living in Cambridge. Her educational background is in HR but she has always had a love for art. She is an acrylic self taught painter inspired by feelings, Oyinkari describes my creations as representational or abstract.

Sword of house Izon is a representation of her view of her mother, defending her offspring and her clan. This piece shows the gentle and tough nature of a mother.

Goodness,
Acrylic on canvas 75 x 50 cm 

Serena Ramjee is a fourth-year medical student with three years of experience in graphic design and medical art. 

As a firm believer of the importance of being multifaceted, Serena has continued to pursue art alongside medicine by joining several national organizations, including BurnsPlastics App and Incision UK. Serena specializes in educational content and regularly produces illustrations and social media posts to assist with medical training. She also enjoys working with companies to improve their branding and media presence. Serena's hobbies include cooking, but she can often be found at her favourite East Asian restaurants in Central London.