Welcome. Here are notes about works in progress, workshops, writings and other bits that haven't made it onto Instagram or my website. I don't update regularly but this is a 'live' site, so please check back. 'Anatomy of a smile' is a line, from Aldous Huxley’s novel 'Point Counter Point', which gracefully excavated an innocuous character to reveal their Machiavellian complexity.
Monday, 27 November 2017
deceptive perception?
Perhaps our problem is faulty perception? I glanced up from the computer screen to idly consider what a moment of arrival would be like for a civilisation such as ours, which is occupied with progress, only for my eyes to focus involuntarily on an object in the middle-distance across on the other side of the street. So now there is a displacement in inverted colours: a light-shadow superimposed up and to the right-hand side onto what I now see: the formerly unseen object. Here is an impression of a green glowing chimney beneath a cloudy sky. I am simultaneously seeing the object and my memory of it. And the memory is rapidly fading. As a memory and representation of a thought, this could be a fading presence of a civilisation.
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