Archive of work by graduates from the renowned MFA Programme at GSA

Untitled Map B
Untitled Map B
Acrylic, spray paint, ink, graphite on wood.
2018
Little Tree
Little Tree
Ceramic, spray paint
2018
Wonderful Neck
Wonderful Neck
Indian ink on wall
2018
Pink Vestige
Pink Vestige
Concrete, PVC, wire, wood, spray paint, acrylic, ink, found objects, ceramics, plasticine, artist’s clothing, wig, hat, thread, chain, Crocs, plastic foliage, velvet, sandalwood powder, Buckfast
2017
The Arch
The Arch
Emulsion, porcelain, spray paint on wood
2016

Cameron Orr

My work is based around the relationship between chaos and order. I am primarily interested in chance events and the connections, associations and significance that we attribute to their occurrence; in particular the implications of these projections and how they manifest themselves.

Fragments of folklore, occult systems and everyday anecdotes are referenced as part of a ritualistic process in reinterpreting mythologies. Through this approach, both traditional and personal symbolisms are employed, allowing the work to function both introspectively and extrospectively. My practice is multidisciplinary and intentionally fluid in nature, mostly navigating the territories of painting, sculpture and installation