Tuesday, 7 October 2014

My CV



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I am an artist currently based in Lewes east Sussex and  recently finished an MA in fine art  at Brighton University, My  work, which is geometric forms arranged to achieve harmony and balance between surface, colour, and form, has developed during my MA to include concepts which have evolved around my interest in Physics, chaos theory and the natural world. My ideas are centred on uniting modern abstraction with ancient mystical beliefs.

I use traditional printmaking techniques such as aquatint, monotype, etching and woodcut. My recent work is in part derived from my interest in sacred geometry I am now in the process of developing ideas while trying to grasp the complexity behind such concepts and its relationship to modern physics. .

Education
·         Sept 11 – sept 2013 MA fine art faculty of art  Brighton University
·         Sept 08-sept 2011- post graduate in fine art (printmaking)
·         Faculty of art Brighton University
·         Grand parade Brighton
·         Sept 06- Sept 08  B tech Diploma in art and design
Sussex downs college cross levels way Eastbourne

Achievements and Exhibitions One- march 2009 – artist’s residence Brighton
·         Brighton festival reception exhibition Brighton Dome- May 2009                                                                                                                                   Brighton festival reception exhibition Brighton Dome- May 2010
·         Here and now – faculty of arts grand parade Brighton Feb. 2010
·         North Star studio Brighton festival exhibition – May 2010
·         Rye art gallery- summer exhibition – 2010
·         Degree show- 2011 - Faculty of art Brighton University
·         Grand parade Brighton
·         R K Burt 3rd year Graduation exhibition London-July 2011
·         North Star printmaking studio Brighton festival exhibition – May 2011
·         North Star printmaking studio Brighton festival exhibition – May 2012
·         Rye art gallery- summer exhibition – 2010
·         “Pause” Interim show- 2012 - Faculty of art Brighton University
·         Grand parade Brighton
·         R K Burt 3rd year Graduation exhibition London-July 2011
·                      Bite -Mall gallery   premier printmaking exhibition London 2011
·               2011 North Star printmaking studio Brighton festival exhibition May 2012
·                  Bainbridge open printmaking exhibition London 2014open print exhibition 2014
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·         Salisbury open print exhibition October 2014

Artist statement - Patrick Madden


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I am an artist currently based in Lewes east Sussex and I am and recently finished an MA in fine art at Brighton University, My work, which is geometric forms arranged to achieve harmony and balance between surface, colour, and form, My ideas are centred on uniting abstraction with ancient mystical concepts which has intrigued Modernist artists during the latter part of the 19th century and early 20th.
I use traditional printmaking techniques such as aquatint, monotype, etching and woodcut. My recent work is in part derived from my interest in sacred geometry I am now in the process of developing ideas while trying to grasp the complexity behind such concepts and its relationship to modern Physics such as chaos theory and turbulence.

I am intrigued at how ancient civilisations looked at life and  reality and by incredibly complex geometric concepts they developed theories  for  all forms including man, linking these concepts with universal  phenomena they devised a way of  understanding the  proportions of the geometrical figures obtained in the classical manner by straightedge and compass, and of the harmonic relations of the human being with one another; the structure of plants and animals and natural objects, all of which are manifestations of the universal continuum.

I am also interested in how these concepts and theories resonate with modern thinking and how through my personal understanding of both, modern and ancient, my work can evolve to complement the theories, and including the work itself as part of the process, how the characteristics of the inks influence the surface and become part of the visual vivacity of the final image.
















Who needs them anyway- Aquatint Monotype 110cm x70 - 2011