Friday 21 June 2013

number hat







File:Berliner Goldhut2.jpgI saw a tall hat made of beaten metal in a museum in Berlin not so long ago. It was much taller than this and covered in circles that spiralled up its length. Almost 3 feet tall and made from a single piece of metal over a thousand years ago. It was ceremonial and the circles represented, acurately I think, a lunisola calander. Here it is ......
I think I need to draw bigger hats.

handmaid with bound child atop hill


Sunday 2 June 2013

boy convalescing, with tea and hot-water bottle




Revisited this after a time. Not sure if it is finished. He is poorly and looking askance; like an irritable cat. The pillow is collaged from a catalogue of antique ceramics. 









Detail...





landscapes




bridge to a hill with column of light. 














lanscapes






Landscape with ominous cloud (the cloud existed previously as hair in giant portrait of my wife lucy). I got bored of having nowhere to put it and so chopped it up.





Detail...




Saturday 1 June 2013

future nun



The pattern in body of this collage was created in Hong Kong by several 5 year olds wielding paint and ink with terrifying abandon.





Friday 24 May 2013

nun + monk



The woman's hat is a sculpture that I found on the inside cover of a Tate magazine. It was standing in grass in front of some trees screaming at me 'I'm a hat. hello. I'm a hat'. She looks like a morman or shaker and he looks like something ancient... 
a kind of reversed pocahontas then...:)








Thursday 23 May 2013

Hong Kong




I lived in Hong Kong for a couple of years. I miss it in strange ways. My uncle lived around those parts too and gave me an old faded map of the harbour covered in mac donnalds and real fur adverts. the numbers in the image on the right are ferry routs across victoria harbour. 






South America







My wife is well travelled and has been to several countries in South America. Evidently I haven't.  







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