Inland Empire trailer

I just watched Inland Empire, one of the wierdest films I've ever seen, of course this was expected from David Lynch. Brilliant film.

Cats Cats Cats

I cannot break it to my Mum that my obsession with cats ended when I was 12 years old. If she continues to buy me cat related presents at the same rate, I will end up owning 324 cat items by the time I’m 75 years old.

Snaps from NYC

Fortune

End of year show piece for our 1st year exhibition on Brick Lane. The theme of the show was 'fortune / misfortune'. I was given the theme 'fortune'. My concept was based on the idea that happiness costs a 'fortune' and as 'fortune' is an ambiguous term, it cannot be priced.

Grandma's House

I have always had a huge fear of staying at my Grandma's house because of all the nooks and crannies and tucked away rooms that are full of antiques and old photographs. Through an old film camera, I captured the anxiety and creepiness of her house. (First year self initiated)

Weather

We were given a project brief where we were asked to respond to the theme 'weather'. I decided to focus on rain and how people react to it differently; some hate it and some aren't bothered by it. Whilst observing these reactions, I noticed there was a common 'rain face' that people pulled. In response to this I decided to use a photographic medium to capture their humorous faces.

AIDS Day

Along with nine others, I spent World AIDS day in London raising awareness of HIV and AIDS and raised money for the Terrance Higgins Trust. Our concept, 'Spread Jam not AIDS' was communicated through our handouts, posters, on the backs of our jumpers and through word of mouth. We handed out red ribbons, red condoms and strawberry jam to those who donated. Dressed as giant pieces of toast, we encouraged people who donated to spread jam (write their name or a message with a red pen) on our toast. This helped us to spread awareness.

In total we raised £1179.79.