Mark Amura & Emily Charman (both previous finalists in the competition which was run for the Wallpaper History Society, & is the pre-cursor of the Camac Competition) are there as we blog, working hard for Camac to make the exhibition perfect.
It's so important to make the most of the work by both students & all the invited artists . . . to show it to it's full potential.
Both Emily & Mark will be showing their work with us at the Imago this year.
Emily is now at the Royal College of Art. She is showing the work she has made one year on from being a finalist in the WHS competition, last summer.
Here she is with textile pieces that co-ordinated with her prize winning work. Can't wait to see what she will be showing one year on.
Mark has gone on to work on the Foundation Course at Morley College, as well as freelancing as a designer. He is curating this years Camac exhibition.
After winning the Wallpaper History Society competition with his designs on the theme of 'Baroque with a Twist' he went on to do an internship including working at Anstey, discovering how luxury wall coverings are printed, & really used that experience to inform his own work. Below is his one of his designs from his 2011 Pearly Kings & Queens collection.
Both of them created several entries for the Virtual Wallpaper Challenge . . . take a look at their work, & the other entries on . . .
http://camacdesign.com/wallpapers/galleriffic-2.0/gallery.html#15
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