The Bartlett Kiosk: The Struggle for Existence

The Struggle for Existence

Architectural Design PhD student William Victor Camilleri displays a collection of objects, drawings and sketches, which examine a world that runs in parallel to the affairs of man. Surrounding an absent garden are the apparent still, objects standing in for event-based relationships whose output is the lifespan of the body of work. It is a tale about cause and effect within nature, our unassuming backdrop. William Victor's work is accompanied by a narrative of how the objects relate to a projected ecology. 

About The Bartlett Kiosk

The Bartlett Kiosk is the school's micro exhibition space for student work. Located next to the entrance of our Bloomsbury home, 22 Gordon Street, The Bartlett Kiosk presents installations to the general public at street level. 

If you are a student or group of students interested in exhibiting in The Bartlett Kiosk, please contact Patrick Weber with your proposal.

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Image: Courtesy of William Victor Camilleri