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Jewellery design by Lili Colley
I am a fashion jewellery student at LCF and this is a body adornment that I have made for my final term of the first year. I am really excited to be at LCF and really enjoying researching and developing and realising a final out come. I hope you like it! lili
Photograph by Andrey Bogush.
My artistic development is a constant search for new ways of media use… I like Flusser’s idea that a photographer plays with his apparatus and that his game does not create a new reality but finds new uses of this apparatus (or, to be more precise, its programmed capabilities). However, this game is precisely my addiction and makes me use (probably, consume) photography more and more. The thing to do is to analyze this game, and consequently to study the medium.
Despite of the media-centric focus, photographs and videos are evidence of what is happening in reality for me. Hence, I think of my works as studies of the reality that surrounds me, myself and issues that are important to me such as culture, religion and gender. That is, anthropological and topographical issues, but with a narcissistic focus. The aim is to study these issues and then merge them in art objects through the chosen medium. This process resembles me creating a museum of reality (or probably the cabinet of curiosities), in which every project is like a hall with ready-made exhibits.
Photograph by Hanna Källebo Neikter.
I’m a professional photographer, amateur dancer and a junior high teacher from Stockholm.
Photograph by Rosie Woods.
’16/365′
I like living. I have sometimes been wildly, despairingly, acutely miserable, racked with sorrow, but through it all I still know quite certainly that just to be alive is a grand thing.
Ooh la la, pigeons and peacocks! Since discovering the LCF Fashion Journalism MA, I have been giddy with excitement and long for the day I’ll be a student on the course (she says with baited breath) So, as you can imagine p&p has been really insightful in terms of the kind of writing and vision the course and the college demands. I’ve been really inspired and impressed with the magazine and would love, love, LOVE to be given the opportunity to contribute to it one day!
Au revoir (pour now) xxx
This year I created a news and arts publication for St Andrews students called The Tribe. It has a blog running alongside it that publishes artwork, creative writing and photography (and hopefully films) by St Andrews students that gets updated with each new issue. I would love if you had a look at it www.thetribeonline.blogspot.com.
Thanks Jessica.
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