3 Learning Outcomes:
Here are the learning outcomes for Unit 3, which overlap and connect with one another. I mainly focused on the period from December 2025 to May 2026, while also including some earlier work to show the development of my practice over time.
For the first learning outcome, especially the reflection on the Dear Moon book, I included posts from both 2024 and 2025 to show how the course has helped me grow both personally and professionally.
The links are arranged in chronological order, from older to newer posts, to clearly show how the ideas, projects, and reflections developed over time.
1- Present evidence of a body of work that demonstrates a systematic enhancement of your knowledge and understanding. (Realisation)
Over the last two years, my work has demonstrated a systematic enhancement of knowledge and understanding through sustained experimentation across social sculpture, ceramics, community facilitation and curation. My practice has evolved through a continuous cycle of research, reading, collaboration, reflection, and making, allowing each project to inform the next. Plus the course helped me become aware of why my practice is important, which became a momentum to move forward.
examples of evidences:
1- Dear Moon first edition and second edition:
Build more confidence and experience in something new to me, such as publishing a book. Leading workshops and exhibiting allows me to spread the word and enables more people to engage with the work, which has helped me notice new ideas and bring in new voices. There is a clear and significant development in both my confidence and writing voice when comparing my work from 2024 to where it is today.
2026:
20th April: Dear Moon, – Karema (Included in different sections)
13th May: Home and Away – Karema (Included in different sections)
23rd May : Second Edition- MA Show and Future plan – Karema (Included in different sections)
2025:
8th December: Observing the Moon – Karema
21st Nov : A New Collection of Moon Images – Karema
1st April : A Collaboration on Dear Moon (Service Point JNG) – Karema
1st April: Trusting the Process.. Interim Show 2025 – Karema
2024:
31st December: Letters to the Moon as Social Sculpture: Reflection – Karema
25th December: Letters to the Moon – Karema
2-Faciltaing public events:
Noticing how important they are in my practice and starting to talk about them in reflection posts, in contrast to the first year where I barely shared anything about the public events of 2024 and early 2025.
15th December 2025: Wedding At The Library – Karema
15th March 2026 : Iftar as Social Sculpture – Karema
3- ceramics:
A big step forward in my research, which has become much deeper and has led to building a larger body of work compared to three years ago, when I would make one piece and struggle to imagine what came next. This year, I developed better strategies through reading and discussion, helping me build a larger body of work that still feels cohesive, adds value to the practice, and demonstrates deeper research.
3rd May 2026 1-1 Tutorial 22nd April – Karema (Included in different sections)
18th May 2026 Artist’s Office – Karema (Included in different sections)
4- blog making
A clear progression and improvement in my writing and the quality of my reflections, shaped by the learning journey, the rich Tuesday sessions, and the 1–1 tutorials.
3rd December 2025: Feedback! – Karema
6th February 2026: Assimilation and Accommodation – Karema
1st March 2026: 1-1 Tutorial 11th February – Karema
15th March 2026: Reflection on Alex Schady Workshop Collaborative Making and Social Sculpture – Karema
3rd May 2026: 1-1 Tutorial 22nd April – Karema (Included in different sections)
6th May 2026: Coding Spaces and Archipelagic Thinking – Karema
26th May 2026 : Rebecca Fortnum Talk-26th May – Karema
2- Synthesise and critically reflect coherently on your process whilst providing evidence of an active, independent and/or collaborative practice. Process
A significant part of my process involves collaborating with communities, reading, experimenting with materials, and exploring places. I regularly reflect on the successes, limitations, and unexpected outcomes within my projects, recognising mistakes and uncertainty as valuable parts of the creative process. This approach has strengthened both my conceptual understanding and technical confidence across different mediums.
Through projects, exhibitions, workshops, and research, I have developed a deeper understanding of communication, accessibility, and the social role of art. Engaging with diverse communities has expanded my ability to create inclusive environments while critically considering participation, authorship, and shared learning.
examples of evidences:
1- book making:
The process took two years to build knowledge and understanding, and I believe there is still more to learn and discover. The learning process involved printing two editions, exhibiting the work several times in different places, and running workshops.
20th April 2026: Dear Moon, – Karema (Included in different sections)
13th May 2026: Home and Away – Karema (Included in different sections)
23rd May 2026: Second Edition- MA Show and Future plan – Karema (Included in different sections)
2- ceramics and tea story
This year, the process took more time, as I studied each step involved in making the tea set. Each stage led naturally to the next, involving experimentation with materials, further reading, discussions, and visits, all of which helped build a larger body of work.
21st April 2026: Teapot #1 – Karema
6th January 2026: Translation #2 – Karema
3- reading
Reading is a very important part of my process, and many ideas came from reading, which eventually led me to produce a book. Reading is the easiest way to engage with people, histories, and places without leaving your own space.
15th December 2025: MA Fine Art Digital Student Research Paper – Karema
6th January 2026: Translation by Sophie J. Williamsons – Karema
5th March 2026: Gogol, Kafka and Macbeth – Karema
6th March 2026: Wanderer (2009) – Karema
15th March 2026: March Shared Reading – Karema
4- workshops
Leading workshops is a process of exchange and learning, which usually teaches me something new and helps me understand people better by showing me what works well and what can become a challenge.
11th February 2026: Free Workshops – Karema (Included in different sections)
20th April 2026: Dear Moon, – Karema (Included in different sections)
18th May 2026: Artist’s Office – Karema (Included in different sections)
3- Summarise and evaluate your overall progress and formulate a constructive plan for continuing Personal and Professional Development. Communication
Over the past two years, I have made significant progress both personally and professionally by strengthening the relationship between my research, socially engaged practice, and artistic production. My work has become more critically informed and interdisciplinary, giving me greater confidence in combining different approaches.
A major area of growth has been embracing experimentation, uncertainty, and technical challenges. Designing and producing Dear Moon independently, building a 22-piece tea set, and curating exhibitions have all expanded my skills and confidence as an artist. Choosing to present Dear Moon for the MA show reflects the knowledge and experience developed over the last two years, a collective voice brought together through writing, collaboration, and images I have produced and developed over many years.
This experience has helped me build a strong foundation for a growing practice, alongside an audience and supportive community around the work. I have already secured projects through to 2027, and I’m confident more opportunities will follow. This wouldn’t have been possible without the trust and confidence I developed during my time here.
examples of evidences:
1- MA show- Future plan
23rd May 2026: Second Edition- MA Show and Future plan – Karema (Included in different sections)
2- Connection and curation:
20th November 2025: Last Reflection on The Right Map – Karema
11th February 2026: Free Workshops – Karema (Included in different sections)
20th May 2026: Macklean and Kleeman – Karema
3- summary:
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