Grid
Draw
Move
Melt.
This has been the rhythm. To search, find, and hold on to what needs to be seen and shown. The net is catching patterns that perpetually surround; lifting and shifting. Encompassing the movement of inner and outer, the merging of these two: a sway.
Draw
Move
Melt.
This has been the rhythm. To search, find, and hold on to what needs to be seen and shown. The net is catching patterns that perpetually surround; lifting and shifting. Encompassing the movement of inner and outer, the merging of these two: a sway.
I walk out front, fast stepping. I peer inside.
I enter the presentation. I look. I read, I meet. I experience. I change.
Familiarity brings access to behind the scenes; behind the screens. With the storage, the waiting, the discarded. The in-betweeness of dimly lit transition.
I enter the presentation. I look. I read, I meet. I experience. I change.
Familiarity brings access to behind the scenes; behind the screens. With the storage, the waiting, the discarded. The in-betweeness of dimly lit transition.
Look this way, then that.
Announce and meld.
Blurr and merge.
Announce and meld.
Blurr and merge.
‘We are all aware that most of life escapes our senses: a most powerful explanation of the various arts is that they talk of patterns which we can only begin to recognize when they manifest themselves as rhythms or shapes. We observe that the behaviour of people, of crowds, of history, obeys such recurrent patterns.’
Peter Brook, The Empty Space, 1968
Peter Brook, The Empty Space, 1968
The residency will be over in a couple of days. I have found a few things have moved during this time, the paint has slipped and melted, the grid is flexing, the stretcher hasn't always been required.The primer is currently redundant.
The 'common reader' approach to reading has become a relief.and will continue.
I really do have the urge to paint out the blue wall, pack up the work and drive away somewhere. Leave no trace. But this is my space, I get to stay, and move on.
Let’s say it’s not possible to keep any of the work? that would be fine too. Just turn around there will be more. But only what is essential.
The 'common reader' approach to reading has become a relief.and will continue.
I really do have the urge to paint out the blue wall, pack up the work and drive away somewhere. Leave no trace. But this is my space, I get to stay, and move on.
Let’s say it’s not possible to keep any of the work? that would be fine too. Just turn around there will be more. But only what is essential.
The next and final post from me will be on Saturday 31st January when I will announce the next Reside Residency artist.