Research & Knowledge Exchange Repository
Arts University Plymouth’s research community benefits from an unique environment dedicated to practice-led creative inquiry within a world-class suite of material and digital resources which provide evolving opportunities for original scholarship and innovative outputs.
Artificialia is a practice-led exploration of mineral collections, reinterpreting historical artefacts through sculpture, print, and objects to examine authenticity, heritage, and contemporary display practices.
In 2023, Ocean at The Levinsky Gallery brought together science and creativity through commissioned works exploring Drake’s Island, Eddystone Lighthouse, and Plymouth Sound’s underwater world.
Group exhibition piece featuring twenty-one cardboard rocks referencing 19th-century Pulhamite. Mailed to MIRROR, Plymouth to form the Wall of Wonder, each bears postal marks, travel traces and firework-scorched remnants from earlier displays.
Conference presentation on the Impacts of Book Format on the Creation and Reading of Branching Narratives in Print Comics.
Colossal, a mobile print studio, operates as evolving artwork and research method, generating knowledge through embodied, participatory practice across contexts, exploring labour, imagery, authorship, and post-digital engagement
Exploring how the materiality of drawing has the ability to expand our relational understanding of the world around us.