Selection Results


Total Entries in 2011
528
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3D ........
Photography
Contemporary II
Video ...

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14
17
13
10

 

2D-1 Category : Selected Finalists (random order)

Artist Name
Aya Yoneyama
Lindsay Pickett
Elaine Woo MacGregor
Jun Takayasu
Roger Mcnulty
Lindsay Pickett
Sylvia Paul
Atsushi Tawa
Hero Itoh
Suza Ward
Hero Itoh
Sean Hewitt
Kumiko Ohshima Mayer
Geraldine Yvonne Smith
Claudia De Grandi
Kaori Sugai
Ryota Sato
Hélène Delmaire
UJ Chung
Amanda Lo
KyokoTakahashi
Ricca Kawai
Kellie Miller
Work Title
The Winds of Change
Motorways of Eternity
Harris Epic 1 - Searching for Sacred Mandrake
Luster-1
SLAG 023
Barnes to Hong Kong
City Quake
ST. GEORGE, 2011
Venus of the rose or Apparition of a living person
Alan
The girl who bites cheese
Sunsets Soon Forgotten
Hope
Pink Haze
Little Happenings
Untitled 2011
I wanna become a new planet soon
Aion
A still life
Homesick Creature
Mermaid
Worm Hole
A stroll in the park

 

2D-2 Category : Selected Finalists

Artist Name
Yuka Amax
Charlotte Clark
JOMEN and TANKO
Katsutoshi Maruyama
Reetta Hiltunen
Tomohiro Kimura
Pauline Bradley
Dominik Wlodarek

Work Title
The Portal
Morality Series 1
The present
Heart
Boulevard
Stillness
Sunrise
Reflections, Taipei, Xinbeitou

 

3D Category : Selected Finalists

Artist Name
Shaun Hall
Mari-Ruth Oda
Jan Bowman
TELQUE
Pauline Thomas
Satomi Wakiyama
Takeshi Harada
Hiroko Fujino
Mika Shimauchi
Hiroyasu Miyazaki
Janette Lazell
Sawako Fujiwara
Malathie De Silva
sugiX(Satoshi Sugie)

Work Title
Pisces 2011 II
Womenscape
'Oriental Truffle'
Alice and the twins
Beyond Words
After last of Dasenka
Armadillo
In and outsides the bottle
Inside
Hiragana-Figures
Spring – Acer into leaf
Impermanence
Gloxinia Leaves. 2010
Planimal(Plant + Animal)

 

Photography Category : Selected Finalists

Artist Name
Justin Gainan
Elizabeth Jane Dyer
Yuichi Nishihata
Christofer Grandin
Chloe Lelliott
Vanessa Wenwieser
Chris Mear
Kumiko Mayer
Keiko Ishii
Natsuo Yoshida
Terhi Asumaniemi
Keita Yasukawa
Hiroshi Tanigawa
Alexandra Zierle & Paul Carter
Keita Yasukawa
Doh Lee
Kazushige Aoshima

Work Title
Lets move this land
Lost and Found
Fading away
the house
Between Silence and White Walls
Dark Forest
A511 poor proud and pretty
Shiny Snow Magic on Lake
The hydrangea
Nature Craft
Past and coming (2008)
Geisya, Kyoto
The Long Blink
The Arrival
Potala Palace, Lhasa, Tibet
Afterimage
Saudade ♯02-♯03

 

Contemporary II Category : Selected Finalists

Artist Name
Rosie Leventon
Rebecca Glover
Rosie Leventon
Sophie Jung
Rebecca Glover
Hiroyasu Miyazaki
Hiroki Yamada
Sophie Jung
Raymond Brownell
Rui Sasaki
Francesca Lazzarini +
Viola Creton
Willis Turner Henry
Work Title
False Floor
Flat 51 - The Inhabitant
Welcome Mat
3 Dimensional Masses In The State Of Movement
Void
MIMIZMIZ
Tiny Dreamy Stories
Knitting a Screen Saver (Spectrum)
The dream of Fibonacci
Never Touch Corner
Looking out from inside our eyes
Shedded skin
"CIMED" (Medanese Chinese) : Video / Photos
 

Video Category : Selected Finalists

Artist Name
Matthew David Wardell
HannaYagi
Sakumi Shimauchi
Jeewoo Chang
Chii Oshima
Susie Vickery
Mariana Beja
David Brazier/Kelda Free
Sakumi Shimauchi
Lucy Fry
Work Title
Off The Wall, Bad & Dangerous
NORA -Kitten's story
tyu_wa
Isolation 5
Sasakure Panda (Panda want bamboo leaves)
Crow City
Mix Flour Eggs Sugar and Butter and You have a Cake
Commute
TOP
Glow
 
 
 

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Comments from some of judges


Colin Wiggins ( National Gallery London : Special Projects Curator) Head of EWAA 2011 judges


This has been the third time that I have acted as a judge for this competition and by far and away the most difficult for me.

I was very moved at the amount of responses to the recent terrible tragedy that hit Japan and destroyed so many lives but it is ecouraging to see how creativity can come from out of adversity. I must also apologise to those artists I did not select. In all catagories I wished to select many more than I was allowed to and I feel bad about perhaps discouraging people, so I would please say - keep working hard, be true to yourselves, judges can often make wrong decisions and are motivated by their own prejudices.

If I did not select you it does not mean your work is bad...and had I made this selection at another time I would surely have taken some different decisions. All of you have my deepest admiration, whether your work was selected or not.

Professor Emeritus Dan Fern (Royal College of Art)


My selection includes an enormous range of approaches by the artists - from works which have been carefully researched and created with great attention to detail and technical expertise, to images created out of a more spontaneous, even improvisatory aesthetic - an approach which requires no less skill in its handling of material and delicacy of execution. The range also includes images which are entirely contemporary - they employ media and processess which were unheard of until comparatively recently - and works which are timeless in spirit and method.

The common denominator is excellence - all of these works in their different ways are the result of great concentration and focus, an ability to select from an infinite range of possibilities, and a love of the process of making pictures.

Michael Freeman (internationally renowned photographer and author)

My personal favourite Top 7 (Photography Category):

Overall, very strong entries, making the selection of finalists not an easy task. In fact, all of the entries were accomplished in either creativity or execution or both.

PH-114037
Exceptional combination of timing, framing and composition combined with a fine sense of the strangeness of the ordinary.
PH-114026
Very accomplished and thoughtful imagery of interior spaces that propels them beyond the genre of interior photography, as well explained by the artist’s statement
PH-114073
Oddly powerful and unsettling use of what is normally straightforward flash night photography
PH-114012
Simple and clean execution of a nice idea, perhaps more art than photography
PH-114086
Accomplished fashion photography, but in particular I like the well thought through mosaic treatment which gives the work a pleasing editorial sense.
PH-114080
Dramatic.
PH-114041
Cool and reflective, with an acceptable use of Photoshop intervention; technically accomplished also.

Michael Lyons(Professional Sculptor)


I thought the standard of work to be very high and making the slection was much more difficult than I thought at first. I know I have not chosen work by some artists I can see to be very worthwhile.

I am very sorry to do this; but I have tried to present a range of work, and some times I have had to choose just one work to embody a whole set of ideas. Several works have a simplicity and a purity I admire, but had I chosen all of those I should have not been able to achieve the diversity I thought appropriate. I questioned whether one artist would have been better placed in the'Contemporary' category - but eventually accepted it. Another I thought to be very inventive as an artist, but not as three dimensional as I should want to see here.

On a personal level I should like to have seen one or two applications which had more scale and physical presence as sculptures, but that does not detract from the range of skills, media commitment shown in this section. This is the choice I have made, some other person might make a different one, so no artist should be downhearted if they are not in the final seven.

Many more comments coming soon.
 

 

Luisa Bockmeulen (Cuator for Proud Gallery - Photography)


It has been a difficult task to select 15 works and I have based my selection on not only photographs with a good composition and technical ability but also on how they made me feel.

I was particularly impressed by the work of Yuichi Nishihata, 'Fading Away' and the sense of nostaglia that the images created but also the subjective sense of meaning brought to seemingly banal objects. I also really liked the delicacy of the photograph by Chris Mear, 'A511 poor proud and pretty' who has created a beautiful composition and photograph.

'Between Silence and White Walls' by Chloe Lelliott is another notable piece of work which is another visually satisfying and vibrant photograph yet makes one question surrounding environments- a subject everybody can relate to.

This is my first time judging for the EWAA but I have been really impressed by the standard of entries and very much enjoyed looking through the work.
 

 

Steven Cassar (3D, CGI, Animation, Video specialist)


There was a broad range of styles and subject matter in the videos entered. I enjoyed watching all of them and it was very difficult to choose a winner. Below are my favourite ones.

VID-115016
Nice animation work, nice style, cute story, it is clear that the artist put a lot of time into this.

VID-115024
Interesting concept, visually entertaining.

VID-115035 and VID-115021
Nice animation, interesting visual style

VID-115021
Cute idea, fun, good effort..

*Many more comments are coming soon