LOUISE INNISS
DARTITIS

Investigating the world of darts and close familial relations, Louise Inniss has created a performative piece of work that is both sentimental and commemorative. Dartitis is a condition that can
affect darts players. It refers to a psychological disorder in which players struggle with their technique and the ability to let go of their darts.

With a blend of personal objects, archival images, and modern recreations, Inniss has constructed a series of images in memory of her late grandfather’s rich history within the British Darts Organisation. Inniss seeks to combine memory with the desire to connect, drilling deeply into the complexity of loss.

Dartitis serves as a rejoinder to us all to seek out and appreciate your family history.

Website | Instagram

Archival-1
Portrait-2-Original
Portrait-2
Object-2-Cigar-1
Object-1-Jacket
6_4
Archival-5
Portrait-3
Portrait-3-Original
Object-3-Pen
Portrait-5
Portrait-5-Original
Object-5-Walking-Stick
Archival-2
Archival-3
Object-6
Portrait-4
Portrait-4-Original
Archival-4
Portrait-1-Original
Portrait-1
Object-4-Wallet
Portrait-7
Portrait-7-Original
Portrait-6
Portrait-6-Original

Please note: all work completed by our students as part of their studies is exempt from the University’s Welsh Language Standards Compliance Notice.

Graduates 2024

Ania BembenProject type

Charlie LockwoodProject type

Chloe DymondProject type

Alex HollandProject type

Emily SmithProject type

Liam AnthonyProject type

Louisa WebbProject type

Louise InnissProject type

Lucy ThorpeProject type

Rhys WynneProject type

Rianna SuttonProject type

Stevie SellersProject type

Lucinda CottierProject type

svgexport-1-1-1-1-1