Oscar Romp"Very accomplished." |
Special ProjectsGroup work invoving students or artists, working within a creative design brief and leading to the presentation of completed artworks for exhibition or display within a permanent site-specific context. Below is the Coulsden College Trytych which illustrates fully the way in which my creative processes can be adapted and applied in an educational setting. 
Coulsden College Triptych Collaborative site-specific mural workshop with A/Level Arts Students Commissioned by Coulsden College Acrylic on MDF wood panel 1993 
As above Images were concieved and designed to scale before being drawn and painted off-site My role as commissioned artist was that of a mentor, helping the students to steer their own creative activity within a structured process Acrylic on MDF wood panel 1993
As above Students worked in rotation form one area of painting to another This allowed for a fusion of individual painting and drawing styles The students worked with close reference to their three-quarter size scale drawings Acrylic on MDF wood panel 1993 
As above This working-project experience was truly collaborative It developed the students' practical and mathematical skills as well as their artistic ability Acrylic on MDF wood panel 1993
As above The subject matter was the life of the college and its immediate environment This was juxstaposed with images representing the pursuits and ambitions of the students Acrylic on MDF wood panel 1993
As above The students created and edited their imagerey and executed the mural with a direct, hands-on appraoch I acted as facilitator, advisor and practical leader Acrylic on MDF wood panel 1993 |
