Going through some of my old photo files lately (the pix are filed by month) I noticed that the screen sometimes showed nice groupings. Here are a few of the "quartets".
March 2014 -
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French knots, front and back, on the convenient grid of a printed linen napkin.
I just had the urge to make lots and lots of french knots... |
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Erased diaries (ink, sprayed with water, left to dry) and some sad objects
encountered somewhere ... a coincidence, but something seems to connect them ... |
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| "What the camera sees" on a walk near Queens Park |
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| The yellow train ("Stand behind the yellow line") |
July 2014 -
September 2013 -
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| Train windows, with reflected sunset |
November 2013 -
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| Percival David collection of Chinese ceramics, British Museum |
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Choosing materials for "Binders Keepers" - and wrapped railings.
There's not really any "subconscious" connection, just a visual harmony |
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| Structures, found in magazines. Imagine building these! |
And when were these taken? Doesn't matter ...
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| Pottery patterns, pretty... |
January 2016 - road works along Chamberlayne Road - an eternity of traffic buildups, slow bus journeys, closed bus stops....
February 2014 -
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| Street action, Stroud Green Road (from my window ... looking for good compositions) |
March 2017 -
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| Part of the Tate Britain experience ... Friends' Room, and bookshop |
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| Outside Tate Modern - those sinister umbrellas... |
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What pleasure these recent primulas have given me!
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In addition to the quartets, with a change of screen size some sextets emerged -
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| Fred Williams' Pilbarra series of paintings |
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| Crowd flow, Liverpool Street Station |
There are duets, too many to capture and post.
I love the crowd flow set. It makes me think of the difficulty of making randomness in a piece of work.
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