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Foundation Diploma in Art and Design Show 2022: In Pictures

A room shot of work from the Textile Craft specialism with a mix of work hung against a plain white wall. A large brown and white knitted blanket hangs from the ceiling and is touching the grey floor.
  • Written byGeorgina Lampen
  • Published date 27 June 2022
A room shot of work from the Textile Craft specialism with a mix of work hung against a plain white wall. A large brown and white knitted blanket hangs from the ceiling and is touching the grey floor.
Foundation Diploma in Art and Design: Textile Craft 2022. Photography: Orlando Myxx
, Camberwell College of Arts, UAL | Photograph: Orlando Myxx

The Camberwell, Chelsea and Wimbledon Foundation Diploma in Art and Design Shows kicked off this year's celebrations of our graduating students' work. Opening its doors to the public on May 21 for 5 days, the Show exhibited brilliant and original works in art, communication and design by the graduating cohort of 2022.

Congratulations to our class of 2022! Here are our Show highlights, in pictures.

Art

A conceptual sculpture, hanging from the ceiling. It is blue, oval shaped with a hole in the middle where a decorative white wind cham hangs.
Work by Tseng Ching 2022 Foundation Diploma in Art and Design: Sculpture 
, Camberwell College of Arts, UAL | Photograph: Tseng Ching
An art installation. A strip of stripped wallpaper hangs down the wall and across the floor, 9 photo frames with photographs of 2 people sat on a sofa in front of the wallpaper are displayed. A miniature coffee table and a tall lamp are positioned next to the photographs. A TV screen with a sketch of a person's head is positioned on the wall on the left. The installation feels homely.
Domestic Movement by Beckett Guimaraes Foundation Diploma in Art and Design: Photography and Time-Based Media. Photography: Orlando Myxx
, Camberwell College of Arts, UAL | Photograph: Beckett Guimaraes

“My aim for this work is to capture the notion of domestic space and gender identity, using two males in a domestic space with interchanging domestic objects to juxtapose the relationship of self-expression and traditional mundane activities.”

- Beckett Guimaraes-Tolley, 2022, Photography and Timed-Based Media

An artwork made from different fabric materials is a image of a woman with short black hair and a hooped silver earing. She faces to the right and is smiling. Behind her different materials and colours are used to create a bright colourful background.
Work by Ashantee Mykoo 2022 Foundation Diploma in Art and Design: Painting
, Camberwell College of Arts, UAL | Photograph: Ashantee Mykoo
A round fabric artwork hangs from the ceiling. A patchwork design overlayed with a shadow of a bear and the text ‘My berries will be eaten, alone, atone, at home’ is centered. Around the edges of the artwork several words such as ‘mine’ ‘rime’ ‘time’ are repeated.
Work by Ashantee Mykoo 2022 Foundation Diploma in Art and Design: Drawing and Conceptual Practice Photography Orlando Myxx
, Camberwell College of Arts, UAL | Photograph: Martha Lowres
An abstract artwork is hanging against a white wall. On the left the material is ruffled with blue twine weaved through. On the right a whole piece of material with dark greens, blues and browns interweaved with pebbles scattered on top.
Work by Ashantee Mykoo 2022 Foundation Diploma in Art and Design: Painting
, Camberwell College of Arts, UAL | Photograph: Hannah Mangan

Communication

An abstract artwork is hanging against a white wall. On the left the material is ruffled with blue twine weaved through. On the right a whole piece of material with dark greens, blues and browns interweaved with pebbles scattered on top.
Work by Ashantee Mykoo 2022 Foundation Diploma in Art and Design: Painting
, Camberwell College of Arts, UAL | Photograph: Hannah Mangan
An installation. On a small white shelf, a model of bear-like creature sits huddles looking sad. Above three large illustrations are displayed, in the illustrations the bearlike creature is featured.
Memory of a Home by Sofya Braylovskaya 2022 Foundation Diploma in Art and Design: Illustration. Photography: Orlando Myxx
, Camberwell College of Arts, UAL | Photograph: Sofya Braylovskaya

“For my project ‘Memory of a Home’, I developed my ideas through creating a narrative strip. I then created Riso prints in the workshop based on my paintings, and finally created a puppet of the main character from my story using clay, string and fabric. I made a series of zines experimenting with text by designing a font, plus experimented with linocut prints and mono prints. Exploring these processes allowed me to settle on producing a final animation of my story and a triptych of three painted/collaged pieces to accompany the 3D puppet of my character in the exhibition.”

- Sonya Braylovskaya, 2022, Illustration

Two wooden crates are positioned next to each other with a wooden tray leaning again the crates. The display sits on a green tartan carpet and the words ‘Talking Trees’ and painted in red on the side of the crates. Several branded materials with ‘Talking Trees’ is displayed in the crates, there are a mix of playing cards, business cards, a pamphlet and a box.
Memory of a Home by Sofya Braylovskaya 2022 Foundation Diploma in Art and Design: Graphic Design. Photography: Orlando Myxx
, Camberwell College of Arts, UAL | Photograph: Columba McCallumn

"Aaa-Chooo!"- An Animated Short by Adam Belden 2022 Foundation Diploma in Art and Design: Film and Animation

Design

A small scale model of a green bus, positioned on a white shelf.
Work by Nya Stringer 2022 Foundation Diploma in Art and Design: 3D Product and Spatial Design
, Camberwell College of Arts, UAL | Photograph: Nya Stringer
A large scale model of a black brick arch, surrounding the arch on the floor lays a pile of debris.
W H Y by Lee Lok Ching Joyce 2022 Foundation Diploma in Art and Design: Design for Theatre, Screen and Performance. Photgraphy by Orlando Myxx
, Camberwell College of Arts, UAL | Photograph: Lee Lok Ching Joyce

“I have never made a piece that is in such a big scale. I have always been keener on making scale models and miniatures, however, for this project I wanted to challenge myself and make my very first set from scratch. From researching to experimenting with materials, everything was so new but exciting”

- Lee Lok Ching Joyce, 2022, Design for Theatre, Screen and Performance

A conceptual display of fabrics, to the left 6 fabric displays showing parts of the body, in the middle 4 items of clothing hang and on the right some photographs of the clothing being worn by a model.
Work by Coco Xiaoya 2022 Foundation Diploma in Art and Design: textile Craft. Photography: Orlando Myxx
, Camberwell College of Arts, UAL | Photograph: Coco Xiaoya
Gold tulip flowers hang upside down.
Work by Danial Alhamweya 2022 Foundation Diploma in Art and Design: 3D, Product and Spatial Design
, Camberwell College of Arts, UAL | Photograph: Danial Alhamweya
A patterned design is hung down a wall and across the floor, on the design stands a dark brown wooden bench and a round brassed frame weave is displayed on the wall. 
Work by Hebe Tuckley 2022 Foundation Diploma in Art and Design: Textile Craft
, Camberwell College of Arts, UAL | Photograph: Hebe Tuckley

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