I’ve just finished reading an excellent book – On Roads: a hidden history by Joe Moran. Ties together a lot of my interests and made a very enjoyable read. Well worth digging out your library. We tend to think of landscapes as natural phenomenon, with some inherent quality that exists outside our understanding and ownership [...]
See my poster works in countertext is a collection of transmedia installations to complement the bridport literary festival including painting – sculpture – video – sound. Friday 29 October to Sunday 7 November 2010
I have produced this weeks edition of framework:afield.
Our trips to the seaside are usually described in visual terms, ‘oh what a lovely view’. But it is often our sense of hearing that defines our experience of being beside the sea. From the quiet sounds of the waves lapping on the beach, to the sound of families laughing together, I find the sounds we hear enthralling.
Signal Drift: October 2010 by Signal Drift: The Land Of on Mixcloud
