My body of work, Mu (無) Part 1, reflects my research question by exploring the space between movement and stillness through street photography, cyanotype, hand stitching, rice paper, and installation.

In Life in Pieces, Melanie Meggs explores chronic illness, memory loss, and identity through sculpture and AI-generated video, examining survival as an ongoing negotiation with a body forever altered.

This week I was working right up to the deadline, and it was at this point that I genuinely thought I might not finish the installation in time.

In Lee Ufan's art, nothingness does not mean emptiness as absence or lack. Instead, it becomes an active space of possibility.

James Rhodes is a Newcastle interdisciplinary artist, researcher, and teacher at Newcastle Art School whose practice examines photography as a physical and spatial object rather than simply a two-dimensional image.