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Test piece

Laser cutting I used the laser cutter to cut a piece of mirrored acrylic to an oval. I wanted the oval shape to resemble our field of vision, that is the made up of central and peripheral vision. It’s a […]

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A Book of Boué’s

Neurophototherapy has been full of delightful surprises, not least that the maker phase – supposedly occurring at the beginning of the project – has continued throughout it. Immersing myself in the collage community on Instagram has given me a whole […]

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Event Exhibition

NOW and THEN

  • Archive
  • Venue:
    SAFE HOUSE 1
  • From:
    August 16, 2021
  • To:
    August 22, 2021
  • Location:
    London
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Resilience is like a rubber band

I’ve always been described by my close friends and family as ‘resilient’, but what does this mean? Is there a limit to this resilience?

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Thinking aloud

  So I’m mulling things over. At this point in the global pandemic almost everything looks different, and I’m really beginning to sense that the Arts are opening up to neurodivergent creatives in ways that were previously unimaginable. For the […]

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Reaching Out – A Mission Statement?

The stitched hands on the children’s clothes made for Are You Listening? (MA show) showed the marks left behind. One person on another: adult upon child. The stitches on the bras told the tales of Nine Women, their relationships to […]

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Untitled blog post from "Keeping It Going"

As I said in my last post here, I’ve been involved in conversations with Elena Thomas and Stuart Mayes about the virtues of long term blogging. Our responses to some self-initiated questions were collated and published online on the a-n […]

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the notion of resources

there are two of us on the meanwhile residency.  our time together is currently taking the form of a conversation based on what we leave in the space as a result of us being there.  today i searched out thomas’ […]

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Review

Colin Higginson: In The Manner In Which It Appears

Colin Higginson – In The Manner In Which It Appears SVA 16th May – 5th June 2021 Caught in the moment by Colin Higginson’s central wall-based work of his show, ‘In The Manner In Which It Appears’ at the gallery […]

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learnings made from making the sketch

it struck me today how the 4 week duration of the meanwhile space is going to fly by.  there isn’t much room to hang about  – massive pun unintended. fitted in another visit late late last week.  in it i […]

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London

Freud Museum The museum was Freud’s final home. His study room was famous for his psychoanalytic couch, and I found out he died in the same room. The rooms upstairs were an exhibition space, currently exhibiting 1920/2020: Freud and Pandemic. […]

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