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insights/conversations growing out of drawing
Adding colour to another depressing but strangely satisfyingly shaped haul of washed-up trash. Why I like these battered shapes…something lodging in the primitive brain, I suspect. Perhaps a kind of gestalt. I move closer and closer to the two greats … Continue reading
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leafing
A matter of focus…shadows throw doubt on the matter. These are plume poppies. Their wildly serrated leaf margins, a giddy dance for the eye, contrast with their calm, green-grey openness, like palms being held up for us to read.
Posted in My home, the natural world
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Hopeful Soapful
Castile soap ( 100% olive oil soap ) made by us, curing for the required 6 weeks, 6 months, whatever. It was a bit of a rocky process that went from failure to hope to failure to hope a few … Continue reading
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Practicing scales before the big day
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An exhibition in waiting
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Noospheric Nights – A poem
The post below is illustrated with 2 paintings that are currently listed on my website under the heading Paintings and will be on exhibition at 6 Spin Street, Cape Town, for the month of October. The opening is on 5 … Continue reading
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Exhibition of new paintings: noospheric* nights
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Opening of Exhibition at 6 Spin Street
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Artist’s statement
For Ulrich who would have been here like a shot and whom I am going to miss forever. Everything’s a story. My life, a myriad of stories trailing behind me: childhood, MA in Fine Art, my husband and two sons, … Continue reading
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On the washline
Hanging up to view, ‘2 Acres and a Donkey’, a painting/drawing 5 meters long by 1 and a half high. Ink, acrylic, rabbit skin glue and oils on cloth.