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Writing and making artwork is a painful process
I find The process of writing and making a body of work painful, because it requires a great deal of introspection and reflection of the self. (A tenure that hurts me). The Method of Tombstones and Graves The nature […]
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Weather report from the studio
Oil on Panel I got to the studio today and decided to prime another layer of gesso onto the panel, because after sanding it down previous layers, the gesso looked too thin. I rather have an extra layer on rather […]
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Midnight, Civil Dusk (2023)
This is going to be uploaded onto Instagram by the end of the week. Midnight, Civil Dusk (2023). The Stills🌛⏰🌞 ‘The times of the 24-hour day revealed in the stills, similar to circadian rhythms, unearths states of awareness and […]
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(Un)Defining Queer
All the topics I’m interested in (cultural identity, the uncanny) are quite challenging, and this is no exception. I think this (the topics: sexuality, queer studies, gender identity), might be the most challenging so far. It’s not a topic that […]
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Time off (not granted)
Some analysis I wanted to take a few weeks time off from posting anything, but my desire to work is greater than necessary. The reason why I wanted to take some time off is because I wasn’t happy with my […]
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Time off
I’m going to take some time off indefinitely to look after my health. Nothing bad has happened, I just figured I needed some time for a little self-care. For now, I won’t be on social media and this blog. Sometimes […]
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Pavlov’s Lemon
I’ve was debating on what to actually name this piece earlier, because hORALble didn’t seem like the ideal title. It just wasn’t working for me intuitively – it didn’t click. With further inspection, I’ve found that the humour lapsed the […]
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February Favourites
[Extracted from my Instagram post – I wanted to add it here as well because it might be an important point] ‘February Favourites 🎂🌹💐 Shooting Range (2023) 🏹 (After Charles-André Van Loo aka Carle Van Loo‘s Venus and Cupid 18th century […]
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Mundane Realism
Facts and Figures I haven’t been working at the studio these couple of weeks because my schedule has been wildly busy. Although I’ve been working on the things surrounding making artwork e.g., research, recording expenses, talking to people about future […]
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Information / Research Dump
Fault Lines III: extracts From the Venice International show last summer (and Contemporary Venice in autumn.) Q. ‘What is the message linked to the artwork you have shown in this event?. A. ‘Fault Lines Ill uses the geological phenomenon […]
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One sided gaze
I’ve written this for the sake of argument. The one-sided digital gaze The phenomenon of social media and youtubers talking about their daily lives – I find it strange, almost perverted that thousands of strangers download and watch their content. […]
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Interferences
I’m showing work in a virtual reality exhibition that launches at 4pm today. https://www.spatial.io/s/Welcome-to-Interferences-63564904cb7acc000195ee7f?share=7581424161209416129 There’s an opportunity to create your own virtual character. (Also, my next blog post is related to the virtual reality of the internet).