Going Places
“We could say in a paradoxical abbreviation that a writer has two tasks. The first – to create one’s own style. The second – to destroy one’s own style. The second is more difficult and takes more time.”
Anna Swir
For me, these words have been opportune, a catalyst to review the studio processes, in particular improvisation, that define my work. Reflections and interrogations have in turn become a short essay, ‘A Journey worth Taking’, soon to follow on this page. By way of what I hope will be a useful introduction, and illustration, the slideshow and thumbnails below chart the unfolding of various works, starting with 15 states of the painting ‘Sweeping Light.’
