‘The Fall’ was my final piece whilst at Clarendon College. What began as a simple exercise became an expression of confusion, uncertainty and self doubt amidst a sea of external influences, that although wished me well and spoke of bright optimism, pulled me in completely different directions that felt unreal or too great a challenge.
‘The Fall’ presents a perspective of the self that is mired by perceptions of constraint, either real or imaginary, both internal an external, and an immediate future that is without clear direction, tempered by youthful hope, confidence and optimism.