Diary of a Journey

There doesn’t appear to be an obvious way to contact people who respond to a blog except to write another blog?

Thinking some more about titling work

The finished work requires a viewer. In fact the image demands to be seen as this is how it becomes alive. This is when a new narrative is forged between the image and others viewing it. The relationship developed between the image and viewers depends on an interplay and resonance between the image the viewers and their memories, dreams and experiences. The title of a piece may direct the viewer to make a specific relationship with it. I prefer the the relationship between the viewer and my work to be unmediated by titles, the ones I provide should be seen as my introduction of the image to the viewer.

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I find it very difficult to title images.

There seems to be a point where images just emerge and create themselve.

The collaborative images with Alison Craig are part of the Le Cheile project. There is a Le Cheile blog that describes the project in more detail.

The Le Cheile blog of 17 November describes the collaboration between Alison and myself. This set of images started with a lino print produced by Alison entitled Field Boundary. The images thus far are a work in progress.