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KSA Graduate Showcase 2020

Kingston School of Art, Kingston University

12-20 September 2020
From 07/09/2020 to 31/12/2020

Online
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Kingston School of Art, Kingston University
Knights Park campus
Kingston upon Thames
KT1 2QJ
Free Event
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Kingston School of Art are pleased to present the Graduate Showcase 2020. In these unprecedented times, with a physical on-campus event not possible we have embraced the opportunity to examine the way degree shows work and how our students can showcase their final year work. 

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Athenais Duriez, BA(Hons) Creative and Cultural Industries: Design Marketing. A hypothetical flea and tick treatment brand ‘Little Pricks’ features a balloon dog ‘Spike’ carrying out dog-like actions: itching from fleas he pops in different ways.
Chung Tam, BA(Hons) Graphic Design. CERES is a speculative design project in response to contemporary society's reliance on mobile devices and detachment from reality. This project aims to encourage healthy habits and reconnect humans with nature.
Megan Barclay BA(Hons) Graphic Design. The Good Work Guide is a workbook that supports users of Universal Credit find long-lasting and personally meaningful work.
Moon Moon, BA(Hons) Illustration Animation. Anxiety-Antidote is focused on mental illness and people who suffer from it and comfort them by creating carpet based on people's drawing of anxiety and depression.
Emma Appleton BA(Hons) Product & Furniture Design. The Paperclip Chair exploits the natural spring in two materials, stainless steel and leather, to combine the simplicity of a deckchair with the elegance of a piece of classic domestic furniture.
Estere Savicka BA(Hons) Architecture. An existing hotel building in East Hackney is rebuilt into a theatre and drama school.
Calum Pheby BA(Hons) Product & Furniture Design. Explaining the climate crisis in relation to rising sea levels and global temperatures within 10 years, Come to Light explores the ways in which an overwhelming global issue can be explained and understood.
Xenofon Dritsoulas MA Fashion. Underwater Movement.
Dan Lacatus BA(Hons) Interior Design. Designed for festivals and events, The Body Shop Pavilion brings awareness about the company’s sustainability values. It is a workshop, presentation and promotion space.
Sissel Warringa BA(Hons) Product & Furniture Design. ‘Geo’ cutlery is everyday table jewellery, aimed at users honouring the little pleasures in everyday life. Exploring how geometry can become ergonomic, using primary shapes; circle, square and triangle.
Zoe Simpson MA Fashion. Inspired by my Dutch heritage, this garment was inspired by fisherman in The Netherlands. I used macramé knotting from sail ropes throughout this collection.
Nathan Ward BA(Hons) Illustration Animation. A collaboration between G.F Smith and students from KSA, Under Water: paper and movement explored the dynamic qualities of the Colorplan range through a large-scale installation.
Charlie Nunn, BA(Hons) Product & Furniture Design. Limitless - A perch designed to aesthetically improve assistive equipment. Inclusive furniture, designed with more consideration to the end user with the aim to improve people's lives.
Izzy Pitceathly, BA(Hons) Architecture. Disused car park located at the intersection of Great Eastern Street and Curtain Road and Holywell Lane. The Proposal comprises three separate buildings that combine furniture production with community facilities.

This showcase focuses on the creative process rather than only final execution. Kingston School of Art champions creative exploration, encouraging opportunities for students and staff to work together - sharing ideas in the study and research of architecture, art, design and the creative industries.

Join us in celebrating our students and their achievements by viewing their work below. Now more than ever we need to value creativity and creative education, for the good of all our communities.