An essay discussing an artist’s reflection on how everyday encounters with plants, material experiments and tactile experiences can encourage ecological awareness.
An essay discussing an artist’s reflection on how everyday encounters with plants, material experiments and tactile experiences can encourage ecological awareness.
An autoficitonal story following The Juggler, who walks up the road to The Work in the morning. At the end of the day she walks home. Sometimes she juggles as she walks. During this time, her mind wonders. Her mind is held in the up- down, throw catch, left right, behind the back rhythm. Even to simply hold the ball as she walks, listening to its sand innards shifting, provides an object of focus for her.
This is a documentation of the human experience- are you human? Have you experienced any of this?
An essay examining how absurdity, as an artistic strategy, reawakens perception and reframes seeing and being seen in overlooked everyday actions.