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Sark Island Hall

Zero

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Aug Sep 2025

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EXIT

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Icon List  (Tap on an Icon)

Words

Information

Information icon will link to videos that will add to thoughts i have had around the revolution of the individual

 

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CCD Sensor

The speech bubble will reveal my  thoughts or ideas around what motivated my believe in the individual revolution.

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Video of Paintings

Video

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Interactive icon takes you either the gallery of the paintings in the exhibition or other ares that will explain more about the works or  ideas i have around One  Zerro

 

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collection of line drawings

from my sketch books

2023/24 

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A Drawing

in the Hand

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One  Zero

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Tap on painting to create a fragment
I designed this interactive section as an accompaniment portal for the Island Hall Exhibition One | Zero.  I wanted the phone to be like a 1980's Nintendo Donkey Kong controller. Turn your phone to landscape and you can then tap the icons, revealing different thoughts and ideas about the motivation behind the exhibition. I hope this adds to your experience.

Scroll down for the list of paintings within the exhibition.  On each page within the interactive section you can use the icon buttons to view thoughts or a video of the painting or links to vidoes that expand on the idea of the individual revolution.

Please be aware that there are large files to be loaded when viewing images or videos and it may be slow to  come into focus or play.

 

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The names I have given to the painting come from a friend who shared a ChatGPT poetic outpouring on Japanese Wallpaper.  Sometimes these Artificial Intelligence programs will go off piste and deliver some quite random outpouring. However the more I read this and fed sentences or phrases back into ChatGPT, the more I realised the program is trying to reach for something. click on link above for the whole expressive piece.

 

 

If you danced in clubs and felt elated joy at the sight of the sun at dawn, then this exhibition is for you. I can only say thank you to the black and queer pioneers of House Music . For a guy who grow up in apartheid south africa it made a huge impact on my life.

 A paradox of the tender and resiled

Gouache on Cloth

134cm x 154cm

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An easement, and an astrolabe, the sky

Watercolour/Gouache on Cloth

134cm x 154cm

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A holding to the under and the outer, to the other and the ought.

Watercolour/Gouache on Cloth

134cm x 154cm

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To stand in a refinement of measure

Watercolour/Gouache on Cloth

134cm x 154cm

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A giving to the

Growing and the Gone

Watercolour/Gouache on Cloth

134cm x 154cm

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This is the very light that loves in space

Watercolour/Gouache on Cloth

134cm x 154cm

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It's an experience of chroma and shade

Watercolour/Gouache on Cloth

134cm x 154cm

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To lie, then, in a wisdom,

and a wish

Gouache on Cloth

134cm x 154cm

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thank you to

Sabby and Deano and all @the Island Hall

Tom @printedGuernsey for print work for posters

Stephen Dew for photographing paintings

Sylvia Cowell who allowed me to play with design work instead of  being a housing officer for a few days. also to ask the crucial question 'why are we doing this and can we justify being there after we chose to do it'

George Stiller, my paddock boss when I picked fruit in Australia. He read personality of people better than anyone I have met and could mold a desperate bunch of us into a team so very quickly

Frank Pascoe, 'compliments don't pay for the groceries',who loved to argue but taught me how to argue my case  

 

 

 

 

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