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These drawings are of my initial impressions of social and cultural aspects of the people in South Korea. After listening to stories and seeing some of  work by one of the artists, Pixel on the project. It captured my imagination which has inspired me to come up with these drawings.  So I started to do some research  during a weekend  by looking up various images at home on the internet before I began working on the drawings.  They give me a visual insight into the lives of the people that live and work in the country.

Thinking about the elements of leadership, my Passion is to explore other cultures of the people I am taking to and learn more about their lives by looking at people going about their day. I think they are good Choices as I want to learn more about Pixels artwork and Korean life. My vision is to create a large scale painting to continue my series of ‘people walking’ paintings I began when I was on the Sync leadership programme.

Wonderful to meet up with Eliph and their creative support, Elias, in their home studio with the sun pouring in the windows. Creative support is vital for different ways to motivate and help with ideas when our ways of thinking is airbourne and/or landing everywhere.

Eliph has been experimenting with printing taking their interest in history, memory and meaning into different layers with even their finger print a useful surface to print with!  Eliph is also very committed to sustainability, so their work on Syncing Space will explore different ways to layer and re-use their printing experiments.

I’ve been really interested in showing the different ways our brains work as artists, living different lives in different parts of the world. I made a short film about it, painting in the studio at Action Space in London.