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UCA x CRATE Graduate Residency Award Winner 2026
photography: @sai.lenss
📍Kent, England

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A lot needs to be said. It pains my heart seeing people use AI like a basic need and it pains my heart seeing it being used in the creative industries, and by not just millenials but also genzs justifying as a "new technology " or a "tool" to help you like its some kind of brain enhancer or something when in reality it does more than harming environment, rpttimg your own brain, and purting vunerable people's life into danger. like bro use your brain, thats your best tool... Gosh I cannot say it enough so I had to make another AI is bad sprt of artwork, simple easy doesnt even take longer than 10 mins. And as a always & forever top 1 AI hater, I will never stop talking about it. First one is boycott generative AI (2026) and The second one is Harms of AI (2025) I made.. I think last year around the same time arounf march. Anyways, boycott generative AI and Free indigenous people of colour!! Free Palestine, Congo, Sudan and all the oppressed. May the world be free of oppression and billionares one day. And if you come at me sayin no ethical consumption under capitalism, I will kick your ass. Its not black and white, boycotting changes a lot more than you think and change starts with you and as an artist, I will continue fighting with my art (and in streets whenever i feel safe to do so) Have a good one!! xx

#boycottgenai #boycottai #supportlocalartists‼️ #supportrealartists #eattherich

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Officially graduated!!! 🥳❤️🥂🥲😝

Ahhh!! My heart is full!! I didn't think this day would come when I dropped out few years ago, didn't think this day would come when I was financially struggling but alas, with the help of lovely family and friends I made throughout the amazing 3 years of my time here in this country, it was all possible!! Thank you so much to everyone who helped me achieve this, my community, my people, my family, my found family, my friends, acquaintances, and everyone who I crossed paths with along this journey!! Thank you so much to the people in my phone and the strangers and friends on the internet who helped me, motivated me, donated my fundraisers last year, and made this all possible!! I am eternally grateful and forever in debt to all of you!!

I am really happy I chose this path, no regrets, and here's to the amazing creative future ahead, no matter the struggles!! Thankyou Thankyou. Thankyou!!!!!

Let's goooo, here's to the future!! Here's to making more art, making more films, fighting fascism, being more woke, and learning and growing every day!! I'm so proud of everyone who graduated with me!! Class of 2026!! We did it!! 💪🏽✨️

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𝕬𝖗𝖊 𝖞𝖔𝖚 𝕽𝖊𝖉-𝖞 𝖋𝖔𝖗 𝕷𝖎𝖑’ 𝕺𝖑𝖉 𝕸𝖊?💋

I am utterly delighted to share with you my photos from the ever so talented Canterbury Fine Art BA Degree Show!! A culmination of 78 incredible students have brought together a sensational exhibition that I am truly proud to be apart of. Whilst I am one small cog in this beautiful machine, I can truly say that my installation, Symbiotica, is truly one of my greatest achievements as an artist. Since September I have been developing what has truly become my artsy baby... Literally. Symbiotica (2026) is an incredibly layered body of work, exploring a vast array of themes and mediums that are very near and dear to my heart. I knew for the degree show I needed to make a statement, and as you may have seen I was bright red for the entire exhibit. I can truly say it is probably the coolest I have ever felt and I’m just really chuffed with everything I have done to be honest. University has been a truly metamorphic time for me, I have reached the heights of accomplishment, and I have sunk at the pits of doom n’ gloom, but I can genuinely say that I am so proud of what I have achieved in these 3 years, and I cannot wait to see what I do in the next (and hopefully many more after that, obviously).

I entered University as one version of myself,
And I now leave as someone else entirely.

I have so many thank yous to make. This final year has truly been a challenge, both artistically and mentally. I am truly blessed to be surrounded by so many sensational friends, and one very lovely boyfriend.

To anyone and everyone that has been there for me throughout my time at Uni,
I truly adore you.

📸: @heshboxlive <3

With love and bliss,
A very Red Eli. Xoxo

#art #exhibition #ucacanterbury #artist #model

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Degree show performance. Big thanks to @art_byluckie and @creationsofsai for letting me shave their heads.
My practice explores Disability, Queerness, bodily discomfort, and the systems that shape how bodies are perceived, controlled, and valued. Through installation, sculpture, found materials, and immersive spatial environments, I create work that exists between attraction and unease. I am interested in how spaces associated with care, maintenance, beauty, and waiting can become sites of tension, vulnerability, and resistance. Hair, residue, waste, and discarded materials appear throughout my work to question what society chooses to reject, hide, or categorise as excessive or undesirable.
Influenced by Queer-Crip theory, and institutional critique, my work challenges ideas surrounding normality, productivity, access, and bodily “function.” I do not approach Disability as absence or limitation, but as something that actively shapes space, labour, creativity, and ways of moving through the world. I am interested in slowness, dependency, failure, and discomfort as valid conditions for living and making.
My installation is designed to be physically encountered rather than simply observed. I want audiences to become aware of their own bodies within space; how they move, hesitate, observe, or feel unsettled. Familiar environments such as salons, waiting rooms, or clinical spaces are reconfigured to feel slightly wrong, exposing the invisible systems and expectations embedded within them.
I work materially and intuitively, often using second hand objects in response to financial, physical, and institutional constraints. Rather than hiding these limitations, I allow them to shape the works structure. My practice resists polished resolution and instead embraces mess, uncertainty, and contradiction.
I am not interested in offering easy answers or inspiring narratives. I want to create spaces where discomfort can exist without being softened, and where audiences are encouraged to question the systems they usually accept as normal.

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Degree show performance. Big thanks to @art_byluckie and @creationsofsai for letting me shave their heads.
My practice explores Disability, Queerness, bodily discomfort, and the systems that shape how bodies are perceived, controlled, and valued. Through installation, sculpture, found materials, and immersive spatial environments, I create work that exists between attraction and unease. I am interested in how spaces associated with care, maintenance, beauty, and waiting can become sites of tension, vulnerability, and resistance. Hair, residue, waste, and discarded materials appear throughout my work to question what society chooses to reject, hide, or categorise as excessive or undesirable.
Influenced by Queer-Crip theory, and institutional critique, my work challenges ideas surrounding normality, productivity, access, and bodily “function.” I do not approach Disability as absence or limitation, but as something that actively shapes space, labour, creativity, and ways of moving through the world. I am interested in slowness, dependency, failure, and discomfort as valid conditions for living and making.
My installation is designed to be physically encountered rather than simply observed. I want audiences to become aware of their own bodies within space; how they move, hesitate, observe, or feel unsettled. Familiar environments such as salons, waiting rooms, or clinical spaces are reconfigured to feel slightly wrong, exposing the invisible systems and expectations embedded within them.
I work materially and intuitively, often using second hand objects in response to financial, physical, and institutional constraints. Rather than hiding these limitations, I allow them to shape the works structure. My practice resists polished resolution and instead embraces mess, uncertainty, and contradiction.
I am not interested in offering easy answers or inspiring narratives. I want to create spaces where discomfort can exist without being softened, and where audiences are encouraged to question the systems they usually accept as normal.

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📆Dear recipient, please note that your appointment is booked for Thursday, the 11th of June at 5pm.
Please make sure you arrive on time and at the correct site.
If you would like to see the specialist alternative to this date, please arrange it by contacting garfscran@gmail.com. You have until the 24th of June to do so, as the specialist will not be available after this date.

Please come see my degree show! The private view starts at 5pm on the 11th. It is at UCA Canterbury Campus. The show is open until the end of the 24th of June. I am doing a performance included with my install. If you'd like to be a part of it, let me know!! (It includes a free haircut of my choosing.) BE THERE OR BE SQUARE! 💈✂💊👨‍⚕️♿

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Hiraeth... coming soon

Inviting all of you for the opening night of my grad show at UCA canterbury this june!!

Opening night/Public viewing: Thurs 11th June 2026

Mon-Fri: 10am - 4pm
Sat: 10am - 3pm
Sun: Closed

11 June 2026 - 24 June 2026

Hoping to see you there <33
Open to all!!

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If you like birds, david lynch and art, and hate anti immigration rhetorics, you will come see my degree show :)

Inviting everyone who's seeing this for the public viewing (if you can) of my grad show at UCA canterbury this june!!

Opening night/Public viewing: Thurs 11th June 2026

Mon-Fri: 10am - 4pm
Sat: 10am - 3pm

11 June 2026 - 24 June 2026

UCA, Canterbury, CT1 3AN

Hoping to see you all there <33

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Sai Aryal
@creationsofsai
Under the shade
Dry point etching
51cm x 31cm
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UCA Fine Art Fundraising Auction
17th of March, 2026
5:30-8:30
Register your attendance with our Eventbrite (info in bio)
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#fineart #fineartauction #artschool #fundraiser #degreeshow

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Where do i go from here? My new short film is premiering (and later will be available to stream) on YouTube on 4th of March 2026 at 8pm!!

And for UCA students (let me know in advance if you dont go to UCA and still want to see in a big screen) it will be screened in the Cragg Lecture Theatre on Monday the 2nd of March at 1:30pm!!

Please come, byo snacks or lunch and enjoy the film, would really appreciate if you share it with your friends and peers and acquaintances!!! See you there xx

ohh and it will be in letterboxd to review ofcourse!!! :))

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Coming soon!

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I am pleased to invite everyone of you to the screening of my short film Dragphoria at Cragg Lecture Theatre this Thursday at 1:30pm. Please come and enjoy the film. Feel free to bring your own snacks, some questions and feedbacks :')))) Hope to see you there!!!! xx

#filmpremiere #filmscreening #shortfilm #artwork #filmart #drag #dragphoria #dragphoriafilm

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