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WIRAD is Wales’s premier Art & Design research institution and by building on the research excellence and talent that Wales possesses aims to be an internationally significant player in the Art & Design research field. The WIRAD partnership includes Art & Design Researchers at University of Wales Trinity Saint David, University of South Wales, Cardiff Metropolitan University, and Amgueddfa Cymru – National Museum of Wales.
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Ceramics Collection [1629]
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WIRAD: RAE 2008 Submission [128]
RAE Submission CSAD, PDR and AMD, University of Wales, Newport
Recent submissions
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La più geniale tra le maschere (The Most Brilliant Amongst the Masks), in Visions Part of Cinque Mostre
(2017)New work produced for Group Exhibition. Cinque Mostre 2017 is an annual exhibition of work by current Rome Prize Fellows. Composed of collaborative projects guest-curated by Ilaria Gianni under the collective title ... -
Resource
(2015)RESOURCE is a group exhibition inspired by the 1927 founding manifesto of the Bluecoat which states that the organisation was set up to promote not only the arts, but also the ‘diffusion of useful knowledge’. The ... -
'Untitled 2007/2013' and 'Untitled' in Ground (Group exhibition)
(2016)My works 'untitled 2007/2013' (2013) and 'Untitled' (2007) presented as part of a group show. Within a group exhibition, artists Sean Edwards, Lynn Fulton, Adrian Schindler & Eulàlia Rovira and Lucy Vann present work that ... -
Practice Table
(2016)New work, 'Practice Table' (2016), included in the group exhibition Good Things Come... showcasing work by a variety of artists exploring objects and time through sculpture. Blink and you’ll miss it. The words conjure up ... -
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Sapling
(2014)A permanent sculpture commissioned by Penarth Learning Community for St Cyres High School, Penarth. Initially beginning as a small scale engagement project with the students the opportunity arose to create a permanent ... -
Putting Right
(2014)From the press release: Abstract: Sean Edwards. He’s asked not to have anything to do with this press release. Which allows free reign to mention something he likely wouldn’t: master plans. Edwards has made ... -
Just a Little Glass of Water
(2015)Solo Exhibition of a new body of work. The title 'Just a little glass of water' refers to an unreleased recording of a Bob Dylan song from 1966. The story goes that 12 hours were spent recording 19 different takes of the ... -
Ghostsign
(2014)Ghostsign is a large scale ‘painted’ image celebrating and falsifying the farming heritage of this part of Clay Farm. It’s design references the historical painted advertising hoardings of the late 19th/ early 20th Century ... -
Investigating How Smartphone Movement is Affected by Body Posture
(ACM, 2018-04-21)We present an investigation into how hand usage is affected by different body postures (Sitting at a table, Lying down and Standing) when interacting with smartphones. We theorize a list of factors (smartphone support, ... -
Drawn in Cursive (part three) [Show/Exhibition]
(2015)New body of work at a major solo institution examining the sculptural potential of the everyday. While it responds to an engagement with the world at large, many of the pieces make use of remnants of previous activities ... -
Portrait (for a Screenplay) of Beth Harmon
(2017)The Queen’s Gambit was written when Walter Tevis’ previous novels were known more for their film adaptations - The Colour of Money, The Hustler and The Man Who Fell to Earth. The novel follows the life of Beth Harmon, an ... -
Echo (Group Exhibition Series). [Show/Exhibition]
(South Wales Echo, 2014)Echo was a series of six solo exhibitions I curated across the pages of the South Wales Echo Newspaper for Cardiff Contemporary Biennial. Each Friday, over the six weeks of the festival, a single insertion will appear by ... -
\\||//\\||//||//\\||//||\\||// (a two bar relationship)
(2017)‘a two bar relationship’ is a large scale public artwork inspired by the Atrium building’s history, its current use as a place of creative learning, and its engagement with sound and music. The sculpture is a framework of ... -
Narrating Space
(Arts Council Wales, 2018-03-01)Preece does not explore the chaos, the urgency, nor the dirt of the kitchen but the quality of silence after everyone has left. Each composition, alike the movement of air, seeping in-between the occupants and their home, ... -
Bentos Sketchbook: Parental Conversations
(TANT, 2014-09-01)In July 2014 a project engaging artist/parents and their children began, its aim: to conduct ‘living research’, exploring ways in which parents can collaborate and converse with their child through the activity of drawing ... -
Art, energy and the brain
(Elsevier, 2018-05-18)Recent years have seen a growing interest among neuroscientists and vision scientists in art and aesthetics, exemplifying a more general trend towards interdisciplinary integration in the arts, humanities and sciences. ... -
The Making of a Maker Space
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Hyperspectral chemical imaging reveals spatially varied degradation of polycarbonate urethane (PCU) biomaterials
(Elsevier, 2018-04-05)Hyperspectral chemical imaging (HCI) is an emerging technique which combines spectroscopy with imaging. Unlike traditional point spectroscopy, which is used in the majority of polymer biomaterial degradation studies, HCI ... -
Electromagnetic Interrogations (2011-2014)
(2017)Electromagnetic Interrogations (2011 - 2014) is a kinetic sound work which interrogates the electromagnetic radiation given off by three dismantled but still operative compact disc (CD) players, mounted upon plinths. ...
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