Beverley Richardson

This vegan collection focuses on pieces of raw expression—abstract. Beverley is now practising fine art. The projectist method is a version of the stream-of-consciousness technique and projects one thought process from an idea onto an artwork. The method is to focus on an anchor idea and "zone in" on one string of thought; this string of thought should be specific and "zone out" of (block) any other thought processes. The artist follows deep and recurring impulses, which come as they move. Remaining in the string of thought in isolation to complete the painting is crucial, and the painting must expand into a complete projection

Beverley's Focus:
The expression of vegan enlightenment. A mind aware of the societal and cultural conditioning of speciesism: Speciesism is the belief that other beings on earth are here to serve human needs and desires. Species suppression is part of the human experience, and often justifies unnecessary acts of exploitation.

University
English BA (Hons) at Royal Holloway, University of London

College
A Level English Language and Literature, Psychology, Sociology, Critical Thinking