Working in the studio!

Journal: Entry 2

Have posted some work on Saatchi online. It’s harder than you may think; I have never had to think of my work in terms of dimensions before. Let alone the weight. May take this into a bit more consideration in future.
I have been criticized on my artist statement today; which is very helpful, however it has got me thinking about the idea of writing one. This thought may seem strange but it has occurred to me that writing one is an impossible task. I took the approach to keep it open ended, describe what makes me tick about the world, almost akin to the umbrella you work under.
It’s clear that the current statement does not ‘personally’ bridge the gap between audience and the work in writing, so one could say that the work may struggle to physically?
Anyone have any tips on their approach?
Elise

Do bones laced with gold resin float? No.

Journal: Entry 1

Writing is hard for me, which is why I am so dependant on the visual. This does effect a large portion of gaining a professional practise.
Having said that accepting and understanding this is a portion of the problem solved!
Setting up NewRED and working with the others has been a great support group. People that acknowledge and understand your strengths rather your weaknesses is a great way to boost your confidence, for example I would have never published this post a few months ago.

After my degree, I intend to set up a small pilot organisation/club that looks to the needs of people who are creative and are struggling/struggled with similar problems.
Sometimes its not about the fact you cant read or write like other, its more about acceptance and understanding by both yourself and others.

Elise

New works done at NewRED Studios Salisbury!