Alex Boardman Photography GCSE

Alex made the most of a number of trips to America and Europe to produce a very strong and varied 'Landscape & Architecture' project as part of her GCSE Coursework. With a keen eye for form and composition, her skills are exemplified in these images. 

Helena Xu Photography GCSE

Helena used her GCSE ‘Still Life’ coursework project to explore light and time in the surroundings most familiar to her to produce these beautifully minimal and simple images. Having studied the origins of the still life and the photographic image Helena used her every own style and vision to arrange and create atmosphere. 

Farah Madzar Photography GCSE

For her exam project on the theme of ‘Together and/or Apart’ Farah ultimately made a film exploring quiet and busy places, noise and stillness, movement and atmosphere. The majority of her footage was shot in central London and countryside near her home but, in preparation for her final piece, she made some lovely studies exploring different locations.

Alex Boardman Photography GCSE

For her GCSE ‘Portraiture’Coursework project Alex considered investigating what clothes, artefacts and possessions say about their owner’s character and personality. Her clear appreciation of colour, light and atmosphere helped her produce some very individual imagery.   

Phoebe Sek Photography GCSE

Phoebe produced a series of well defined and carefully observed studies of urban structure and landscaping, patterns and geometry, for her GCSE ‘Landscape & Architecture’ Coursework project. Here are a few of her stronger works.

Young Art Oxford 2015

Well done to all our artists who participated in this year’s Young Art Oxford competition on the theme of ‘In my Dreams’. A special congratulations goes to Luna Li (Highly Commended) and Regina Stolyarova (Commended). Featured below are a few of the many entrants.

Luna Li 

-HIGHLY COMMENDED-

Regina Stolyarova

-COMMENDED-

Antonia Heil

Becca Whitlow

Milli Rowland

Mai Thomas

Helena Xu Photography GCSE

Helena explored a variety of approaches and techniques, often using low or artificial light for her GCSE Portraiture project. Gradually paring down her subject matter and colour palette, she finally settled on this set for her final piece.