
Art school, travel, a degree in Indian art and philosophy, a spell in academia as a researcher critiquing the shit out of educational research using complexity theory...none of it answered my questions about how and why to make art.
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Perhaps the deepest loss is incubation. We’ve become a civilisation that harvests fruit while it’s still green. Every experience must be published before it has had the chance to become meaning. Montaigne withdrew to a tower before giving...
This time I’ve picked up again on Buhner’s idea of going deeper into the world, which two weeks ago I made into a question to consider in relation to the art that I see - Does it take me deeper into the world? I came across this image from...
Drawing, Paris, April 2026
Exactitude is not truth1.
Henri Matisse
Recently I started playing with a response to the 1950s curtains which I wrote about some weeks ago.
They absolutely fascinate me, and when something fascinates m...
Dalziel + Scullion, Small Works of Great Scale
The 200th Annual Exhibition of the Royal Scottish Academy finished recently here in Edinburgh.
I have to admit to feeling fairly prejudiced towards what I have always assumed this institutio...
This book has come back to me, requesting that I step off the linear track of always trying to move forward/make space for emergent newness/surprise myself, and instead spiral back. To look again, perhaps more spaciously this time, to see w...
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Art school, travel, a degree in Indian art and philosophy, a spell in academia as a researcher critiquing the shit out of educational research using complexity theory...none of it answered my questions about how and why to make art.
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