Three exceptional graduates from the University of Brighton have been selected to have one of their first shows as professional artists at BAG.
Visitors may remember Bruce Ingram's exciting jungle installation, Lee May Foster's vibrant panoramic paintings and the multi award-winning Emily Cartwright's breath-taking explorations of paint and texture.
This exhibition will show new work specially commissioned by the gallery.
Ingram's collages explore paradise as an idea understood from a Western perspective using materials found in DIY stores.
"Paint colour charts use a range of colours and shades that borrow titles from desirable locations: Thai Magic, Indian Glow and Barley Bamboo exist as a gateway between consumer and destination," explains Bruce.
"My collages depict an unobtainable world of cascading plants and fauna, a world suspended in time and space, untouched by human existence."
The inspiration for Foster's landscapes comes from "fleeting moments of thought and flickers of daydreams".
He allows his work to shift and change as necessary.
Cartwright expresses themes such as domesticity through the familiarly of material such as thread, envelopes and household paint.
"Removing the traditional landscape line, I concentrate on the less beautiful parts of the landscape, in turn making them beautiful yet strange." Call 01273 711016.
Preview by Sonia Reid, features@theargus.co.uk
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