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My favourite commission
and some thoughts on
bespoke work in general :)
a country distraction ~
creating a home for
Rennaldburn's
starlings
To our winged ancestors
from a timeless, summery
Somerset garden.
A few images
from the state of
mind called Bali
Another wintery
guest post by
Cathy van Hoppe
A Christmas dream painting
and a Sweet Chestnut Path
dream timelapse
the inauguration
of Altair air Abhainn ~
Alter by the water
Fu Hsi and Nu Gua
Ancient founders of the
I Ching in cast glass
focus on
the floor of
my studio
a mandala
to re-set our relationship
with time and our one
precious life
A creative relationship
with time
In celebration
of all things light,
bright and summery
The River Ribble
is the location for a video
of the Rodriguez song
Two video sketches
from our mistical valley
The snowy stanes
A little video shot on a
beautiful solstice morning
An Imbolc offering
to the beloved Celtic
Triple Goddess
High with me
A dream drawing
timelapse inaugurates
this blog reborn :)
An Eskdalemuir angel
timelapsed for
the feast of lights
The long read
An article on dreaming wisdom,
the I Ching and African Dream
Root, first published in Caduceus
The ancient origins
of the I Ching ~ a
little video, part of my
ongoing work with it.
ancestral wisdom
A timelapse of following
dream guidance with art
About the exhibition
Some multimedia musings on the
Shambhala at Shambellie experience.
A new Animus exhibition
A little about Shambala
and the making of a
cast glass piece.
If I have a guiding principle
in life, it's death. Music video for
Emma Gillespie's beautiful song.
A painting timelapse
of a six-foot long piece
for Rennaldburn's
tiniest room
Illuminating the Book of Love
A music video for the
song by Oisin HendriX
Cathy Van Hoppe
tells a Winter tale
first in a series
of dream-drawing timelapses
I'll be uploading now and then.
changing times
Life’s day-to-day minutiae are often so absorbing that we lose track of the bigger scheme of things as, since time is money we struggle to be on time, to beat the clock and meet dead-lines within the 9-5 daily rota.
This is nested within the Mon-Fri work-week, which lives within a yearly Gregorian Catholic calendar decreed in 1582, which has no relationship to the the natural cycle of the seasons.
The inherent anxiety of a life dominated by ‘clock time' is expressed in this Haruki Murakami quote:
Unfortunately, the clock is ticking, the hours are going by. The past
increases, the future recedes. Possibilities decreasing, regrets mounting.
In my next post, I’ll suggest another way of looking at Time which is less anxiety-inducing and more richly life-enhancing.
