2/9
feet
about
from on top of table mountain i can see the house i grew up in. it was something I usually did when walking with my family, to look for our home and sometimes i would reach out my arm and hold it between my thumb and fore finger. i could flatten it easily or so it felt. our neighbours homes and ours, all the size of a piece from the monopoly board game. you could hear a few sounds of cars from far below but mostly it felt that this , up here, is a different world then down there. the land dwarfed over our lives.
a few hours later we would have returned home and now the trees towered over us and the house seemed so big. family growing up issues return but I knew there was something else out there.and i think that change of space and size of things had a deep impact on me
50word Story
Global warming and the final frontier
She breathed open mouthed with a low rasping sound. Her lungs felt tight. She coughed hoping to dislodge the dust. The gas bill could wait. Climbing into the airbag she deposited 4 coins into the slot and waited for the clean air. One hour was all she could afford.
harlesden fish Shop
london 2010
She breathed open mouthed with a low rasping sound.
She coughed hoping to dislodge the dust.
Climbing into the air bag she deposited 4 coins
into the slot
Global Warming
and waited for the clean air.
and the final frontier
The gas bill could wait
One hour was all
she could afford.
50word
story
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She breathed open mouthed with a low rasping sound.
She coughed hoping to dislodge the dust.
Climbing into the air bag she deposited 4 coins
into the slot
and waited for the clean air.
The gas bill could wait
One hour was all
was all she could afford.
and the final frontier
Global Warming
50word
story
night exposures
namibia 2014
harlesden fish shop
london 2010
paintings acrylic
south africa 2017
X
colourScapes
all the things
that are unsaid
gouache on paper
23cm x 17.5cm
Finger pinch to make video fill screen
all the things
that are unsaid
gouache on paper
23.5cm x 17cm
Harlesden Fish Shop
London 2010
panasonic Lx3
from on top of table mountain i can see the house i grew up in. it was something I usually did when walking with my family, to look for our home and sometimes i would reach out my arm and hold it between my thumb and fore finger. i could flatten it easily or so it felt. our neighbours homes and ours, all the size of a piece from the monopoly board game. you could hear a few sounds of cars from far below but mostly it felt that this , up here, is a different world then down there. the land dwarfed over our lives.
a few hours later we would have returned home and now the trees towered over us and the house seemed so big. family growing up issues return but I knew there was something else out there.and i think that change of space and size of things had a deep impact on me