Landscape Resounds
I see landscapes as a site where nature and culture shape and are shaped by one another; a mutually unfolding relationship constantly in the process of being made. The landscape thinks itself in us.
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Category Archives: Journal
Representation of Space in Space
I’ve been reading Edward Soja’s Thirdspace (1996) and Postmodern Geographies (1989) and Perceptions of the Environment (2000) by Tim Ingold. “Space hides consequence from us now.” (Berger in Soja 1989 p.22) Space does hide consequence from those who have power.. … Continue reading
Show Time Again. The Countdown Begins.
It is roughly 100 days until the MA show here at the Dartington Campus of the University College Falmouth. It is a very strange experience—the Dartington Campus will move to the main college at the end of the year. There … Continue reading
Disembodied and Engaged Aesthetics
As a painter in a Master’s course for Arts and Ecology, I am to produce a written work that attempts to synthesize my interests. My hope is to hash out ideas and get my writing chops up right here on … Continue reading
Pirate Utopia in the Presence of High Way Desolation
Last night, in Philadelphia, I fell into a Pirate Utopia entirely enabled by the construction of I-95. It was 2 a.m. in the morning and we played music loud with the front door open. The rest of the buildings on … Continue reading