I am currently in my second year studying BA Fine Art at Kingston University. My paintings explore the notion of architectural subjects in particular minimalist or modern architecture. I use clean lines and geometrical compositions of architectural structures. I create my own interpretation of architectural subjects reducing compositions to simplified shapes and lines and colours that complement. My more recent second year works are based on abstracted interpretations of architectural landscapes or environments. I minimalise compositions to simpler planes by focusing on line, structure and colour and the way in which these are coordinated. In my architectural paintings I explore the notion of interior and exterior architecture; for example a feeling of gazing at an exterior space. It could be seen that the colours have a ‘lightness’ and ‘freshness’ opening up new ideas. I also have some seascape and abstract paintings (from my first year) with motifs of more abstract concepts focusing on light and colour. I try not to limit myself to painting by trying other routes and avenues such as printmaking. I create compositions of architectual structures in an abstract fashion; there is something tangible about the paintings they are still recognisable as architectural subjects.