Meet 2 new Falmouth graduates: Edward Scott and Kaiying Cai
Edward Scott: Edward Scott’s work seeks to represent with honesty, something of the ineffable aspect of being. Fundamentally representing the way he sees his world; Edward’s practice is concerned with taking steps to understand, make sense of and bring order to, the chaotic hybridity characteristic of perceived time. Underpinned by a peculiar tension between the real and unreal, paintings hang on the periphery of a non-linear temporality; relentlessly re-navigating the curious in-between within which lived experience, memory and the arrested moment reside. In its development of a visual lyricism, the work stands testament to the haptic rawness of life- mythologising the ordinary.
Kaiying Cai: I am a multidisciplinary painter who works primarily with oil paint and watercolour. I paint in a variety of styles focusing on expressing feelings and the aesthetic of life. I see paintings as a language to represent emotions and perspectives of life, through the words of colour, composition, and symbolic subjects to communicate the idea of what it means to be human.
Won't It Be Strange When We're All Fully Grown by Edward Scott
Pink Glove by Edward Scott
The Drowners by Edward Scott
Touch by Kaiying Cai
Fleeting by Kaiying Cai
Floating by Kaiying Cai
