MA Fine Art

Leah Jordan is an artist specialising in ceramic and textile sculpture exploring the internal landscape of the body. Her work celebrates the functionality of the body and the organs that work unconsciously to keep the body machine alive. Leah also practices pottery and wheel throwing alongside her fine art practice and works as a volunteer in the ceramics department at Arts University Plymouth. She completed a Masters in Fine Art in 2022, and a BA (Hons) Fine Art in 2019 with a First Class Honours. She has exhibited her work in the UK and Hong Kong.

Aaron Lovelock is a visual practitioner based in the South West of England. After graduating BA (Hons) Photography at Arts University Plymouth, he continued his studies in Fine Art at postgraduate level. Aaron tackles sensitive topics in his personal practice, working in both analogue and digital methods. Aaron has worked with regional businesses such as the Custom House, Plymouth and Coyaba Rum based in Cornwall, and in 2018 was the official photographer for the ceremony of the Royal Television Society Student Awards for Devon and Cornwall.

Born in Leningrad, USSR, Karina Eibatova is a cosmopolitan artist known for her detailed botanical murals depicted in public and private spaces, as well as on interior accessories. Her primary mediums include oil on canvas, watercolour painting and graphite pencil drawing and her artwork frequently depicts natural objects and phenomena, such as minerals and animals as well as scenes depicting the universe. She has been published in various international books and magazines and has collaborated with several musicians for video and album cover projects. She has exhibited her work in Moscow, Berlin and Los Angeles and her murals can be found across the world in Spain, Greece and Sri Lanka. Read more about Karina's work, and see some of her paintings by clicking here.

Greek born Vasia began exploring art’s basic concepts and its functional exploration through her studies, beginning with oil and mixed media painting before evolving into installation art with her ‘Coloured Space’ series. Influenced by Arte Povera and figures like Michelangelo, she has broadened her expertise to include digital works that challenge the traditional link between artist and artwork identity. Focused on the concept of ‘space’ for its boundless interpretive interaction, her portfolio and thesis exhibition showcase a commitment to exploring art’s essence. She has exhibited throughout Greece, notably in the Museum of Contemporary Art in Florina and the Pocket Gallery in Athens. Vasia completed her Master of Fine Art (MFA) at Arts University Plymouth in 2024.

Hungarian born Tamas has been working in photography since 2016, and completed his MA in Photography at Arts University Plymouth in 2024. Now working as a freelance photographer, his work manifests in two paths, one focussing on commercial work involving music and portraits and also his more personal projects, with a focus on a more academic approach to photography, exploring new technologies such as 3D imaging (photogrammetry, Lidar, VR, AR). As part of his freelance work, Tamas works with artists of various disciplines, including glass, music, dance and performance arts. Tamas has an extensive portfolio of work featuring a variety of landscape photography and portraiture.