Sunday, 16 December 2012
Tuesday, 4 December 2012
Friday, 30 November 2012
A Rock in the Desert
Hey Daniel, I wrote your name on a
rock and put it in the Mojave Desert.
This really happened.
Monday, 26 November 2012
Sunday, 25 November 2012
A Mouse That Eats Cat Food
This mouse is a fast mouse. There is no noise while it creeps down, only the sound of shifting biscuits when it jumps back up into the hole. For a while I thought it was invisible.
The Other Night, Spectatorship
Plein Air digital drawing of projection behind Varu'o` at Sigur R^os Belvoir Amphitheatre the other night.
Wednesday, 21 November 2012
Options for when the inflight entertainment is down
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| DIY flight path estimation |
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| Best guess reenactment of The Avengers movie using small drawings on shreds of napkin |
Conference: Day 1
Today we had coffee in a dark alley. We walked to the museums. Some guys tried selling us some shit or some hunger something but they didn't make eye contact with me so I won. Smiling. They yelled out to my back "I like your bag!" Ha ha, I know. The galleries were both installing. There were grids of numbered boxes with empty sheaths of bubble wrap formerly containing the ribs of a giant metal snake looking thing. I checked an email with this lady and she said meet for dinner tonight or tomorrow maybe. I wrote back: tomorrow. We visited each gift shop in the cultural centre: Gallery, Museum, Goma and Library. Scott liked the Library, I liked the Gallery. At 3pm we took the Beenleigh line out to Woodbridge then bussed to Ikea Logan City for dinner. I took pictures of furniture for future studio, picked out bookends and shoved pairs and triplets of pencils in my bag. The place had a lot of signs letting us know about the surveillance. I put two extra cushions on the couch I wanted. Nobody said anything. We were back at Central Station by 7.30pm so we went to see a movie. It made me not care too much for correct grammar anymore. All bloody and double crossing itself our stove says it's 3.27 but it's only nearly midnight.
Thursday, 15 November 2012
Hub Drawing Panorama
I took a panoramic photograph of the research space then printed it out. I took the print to the research space, trimmed it then stuck it together. Nice. I started to write out some notes on the print about some things I was reading. Ekphrasis is very hard to understand. I thought some spacial awareness exercise like this would help me. Good.
Turns out, all I could think about was an earlier conversation about a movie called octoshark or sharktopus or something.
Research is fun.
Long Hub Drawing
There is a special research place that was empty and so I used it a couple of times to make some drawings.
Monday, 12 November 2012
The Angel of Arte Povera
The Angel of Arte Povera is a humble christmas decoration created in the studio during a Christmas-in-July celebration which happened in August one year. The skirt was a semi circle cut out of the packaging for a gluestick and folds back on itself to feature the inverted euro hole as a motif. I like this failed attempt at an anti-shopping joke (it cant be absolutely against shopping if it includes shopping!) and engaging with the detritus created by the most wonderful time of the year!
I was trying to mess around with mirroring the Angel for a christmas card when these monstrous images appeared.
Friday, 2 November 2012
East Perth Research
This is parts of a research proposal to do some reading of public spaces in East Perth.
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| Claisebrook Cove, East Perth: you could be anywhere in the world. I know some people and they probably think this is a good thing if they think about it at all. I think it is a boring thing. Quietly characterless. WE NEED SOME MORE BUILDINGS UP IN HERE TREES WATER BUILDINGS TREES BUILDINGS WATER BUILDINGS |
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| Formerly the Best Part of East Perth Even |
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| Proposal to make a map of some people's idosyncratic movements through the urban environment. Its a large scale masking tape drawing. Yo |
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| Consideration of alternative mapping strategies. |
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| the other one. Old Work: J H Richardson Projection. Map of the World. Not really good at remembering things. This work had a lot of swearing it was incorrect in nearly every possible way. |
Friday, 19 October 2012
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