Travelling to the Wonderland

This installation at V&A is one of the best I have seen in a while, the more you look the more details you find. It's by Xu Bing who was inspired by a Chinese fable called Peach Spring Blossom where a lost fisherman discovers a wonderland behind a mountain where the inhabitants live in harmony with nature.

A Feast for the Sciences

As part of my 'extra-curricular' activity, I've been working with Imperial Fringe (as previously mentioned) and for the December event I was in charge of arranging a center piece. The event was all about the science behind food so we wanted something edible, attention grabbing and unexpected. 

In the season of gluttony what better than a Christmas dinner made out of cake! I spoke to the amazing Miss Cakehead, who created the deliciously gory Eat Your Heart Out, and she worked with Conjurers Kitchen to create the cakes. It was a brilliant success and was covered in The Huffington Post and Daily Mail Online. 

Museum of Curiosities

Replace curiosities with macabre, 15 year old me would have loved it. 21 year old me did as well. At Pertwee, Anderson and Gold in Soho.

Science behind our fears

At Octobers Imperial Fringe

Sagrada Familia, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain.

Slightly naughty

when you don't update the blog for so long. Five screws fell out of my camera if that counts as an excuse. While I hunted down super small screws, my Canon was replaced with an iPhone, feels quite sacrilegious to post photos from that on here. But then again, an art teacher did once tell me to stop being so precious with my art, turned out to be good advice. Maybe I should apply the same here, so an instragram series:

    

World Skills 2012

London Street Photography

Went to this at The Museum of London, was awesome. Made me wish I took this photo

by Bob Collins