Course leader Adam Murray emphasizes the importance of diversity in creative spaces, stating, 'There's no point having a room full of people doing the same thing. Part of the joy of being here is that the students can all learn from each other.' This perspective highlights how varied backgrounds foster innovation and collaborative learning, crucial for developing new talent in the fashion industry.
Jess Wishart, a Scottish image-maker, discusses her fascination with technology and its societal implications: 'When using apps like FaceTune, it's funny to see what it thinks they need to change about me to look better.' Her work critiques digital culture by demonstrating how enhancements reveal deeper flaws in our perception of reality.
Rino Qiu, a former engineer turned photographer, captures the unnoticed beauty in the mundane processes of the fashion industry, stating that he finds value 'in the process rather than the outcome.' This perspective invites viewers to appreciate the behind-the-scenes moments that are often overlooked.
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