Daisy Green

Degree Show 2026 Daisy Green BA Art and Design Skin Deep, 2026 Daisy Green This project, “skin deep”, explores the interconnection between the inside and the outside of the body, presented through abstract ink shapes and beading on a wearable garment. The beading mirrors cellular structures found within the body, whilst the abstract ink is …

Lucy Gittens

Degree Show 2026 Lucy Gittens BA Art and Design ‘Partial Recall’ explores the relationship between domestic spaces and nostalgia, drawing on personal imagery and experiences. The project recognises the impact that our environment plays on the formation of memories and attachments, exploring the idea that no space is a neutral setting. ‘Partial Recall’ takes shape …

Madeleine Fossett

Degree Show 2026 Madeleine Fossett BA Art and Design Tethered Re-Imagined explores attachment theory through domestic material systems, using repetition, print, and hanging structures to consider how emotional patterns become embedded within everyday environments. The work positions wallpaper and surface design as psychological architecture, where layered materials act as carriers of memory and relational experience. …

Josephine Batley

Degree Show 2026 Josephine Batley BA Art and Design Josephine is a digital artist who creates enchanting technological spaces using 3D modelling. The short film ‘Death of a God’ unfolds within a dreamlike realm where life forms exist in states of symbiotic exchange. Via fantasy worldbuilding and environment design, the animation materialises a cyclical ecology …

Xu Zihan

Degree Show 2026 Xu Zihan BA Art and Design My practice explores repetition, attachment, and emotional maintenance within intimate relationships through installation and moving image. Through expanding, entangled material structures and grainy, defocused imagery, I attempt to construct a relational ecology gradually shaped by dependency, accumulation, and psychological pressure. The work examines how continuous interaction …

Scarlett Parker-Booth

Degree Show 2026 Scarlett Parker-Booth BA Art and Design “Work. Sleep. Repeat.” examines the everyday realities and behaviour of Japanese salarymen, presenting their routines through diverse media. The exhibition reveals a world shaped by long hours, corporate conformity and a devotion to work. A persistent sense of exhaustion and repetition emerges, exposing a culture where …