Month: March 2019
Concerning the Elemental
Recombining the pictorial elements in animated form to make pictopoietic poems/poems of pictopoiesis 1.The Origin of Blue 33 sec. video: notes to self: point, line, circular pathway that returns to source/origin, time, colour have several earlier works (painted) on this same theme
Lawrence Ferlinghetti: poems on poetry-making and paintings
(header image of one of the paintings currently in progress) Constantly Risking Absurdity (#15) BY LAWRENCE FERLINGHETTI Constantly risking absurdity and death whenever he performs above the heads of his audience the poet like an acrobat climbs on rime to a high wire of his own making and balancing on eyebeams above a sea […]
Why is Simpler Better?
The elusive nature of philosophical justification link
Signature
The matter of signing the paintings has always been problematic to me. I do not like to disturb the surface without careful consideration first and at best find the act of signing something uncomfortably self-conscious. Sometimes this is not the case. My latest idea is to make a handprint on the back of the work […]
The future as a matter of the continuously evolving past
The painting above (125 x 127 cm) is one I have been working on today as I would like to complete it for the Summer show. It has been suspended for a year having been started early on in the MA. Here is a reminder of how it began and its story so far:
More than English
Midst this Brexit crisis an article seeing Chaucer as more than English – he was a great European poet.
Exhibition: Impromptu 2.0
Submission for 30-second long video for Mini Pop-up show, IMPROMPTU 2.0 on Wednesday 20 March 16.00 – room A220 Camberwell College of Art UAL: Title: MORPHEUS
Reviewing Some Paintings
Oil on aluminium, dimensions are given below each painting, all of them made since the beginning of the MA: 123 x 125 cm 125 x 127 cm (this one still to be completed) 125 x 127 cm 125 x 123 cm 125 x 127 cm (this one above still ongoing) 125 x 123 cm […]
Out of Pictopoiesis
it is incredible how a call to action such as the Summer show in thirteen weeks time really galvanises. For me this is all the more the case for the contrast of approach this represents relative to my normal practice; the painting being a painstakingly slow, absorbing production, each large painting maybe taking several months. […]