Christa Hotham
OCA tutor and assessor Doug Burton looks at the work of BA (Hons) Creative Arts student Christa Hotham. Christa investigates her subject – its form and structure -through different materials and making. You can trace the development of her ideas and interests and a strong sense of her personal voice emerging as her creative process leads into her sculptural work.
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