Submissions for August 2025.
I want to look through old photography to see if anything jumped out. I loved this character next to me at a coffee shop.
The past few weeks I've been duplicating tiny seed stitches. I've lost count of how many I've attached to this calico background. Hundreds? Definitely. Maybe more than a thousand. My fingertips certainly believe so anyway!
I have been thinking about these repetitive hearts that you can find on eeeeeeevery corner of Burgas. They have awaken a secret Desire inside of me. To go around and duplicate my thoughts across the city. Not like Banksy, but like me.
A short film centred around a week-long retreat into the woods with a collection of musicians, dancers, and artists, all of whom but 2 were strangers to me.
I recently experimented with double-exposure photography. The first exposures of the film were exclusively well-lit flowers in front of a black background. The second round of exposures were portraits of people in my life. These are a few of my favourites.
Duplicates in nature - mono screen print with acrylic paints. A painting of some figs and fig leaves in my parent's garden - my home-home.
I took some time this month to be playful with existing and new linocut prints whilst I developed a new design for a shop. I combined elements in a way I don’t usually, creating new forms from smaller blocks rather than one continuous design. It was natural to repeat designs, creating lines of bold floral forms.
Part of a narrative series based on Syngué Sabour, Persian folklore about a magical stone with the power to absorb your secrets and woes.
After endless ideas, trials and fails with what I wanted to create. I looked out my window one day and witnessed a moment in time that made me look back at my past and forward to my future. Currently riding through a nostalgia wave, I find myself hopeful and excited for what I can duplicate one day.
Mitosis Mitoshka My Aunt Me My uncle James
Rows of trees reflect upon The Long Water. Each side of the river mirrors the other.
A short piece of music through-composed for a documentary about a camp I went to this month. I tried to "Duplicate" the style of some artists I learnt a little about, as well as put to use the learnings I had done when I was off fiddling in the woods.
I was heavily inspired by Steve Reich's 'phase' pieces, where a player or players play two identical lines on two instruments slightly out of phase. This creates interesting rhythmic patterns as the two lines 'phase' in and out with each other. I attempted to recreate this effect, by 'duplicating' the same synth line at slightly different tempos. I then added a synth bassline to try and round out the piece and make sense of the rhythmic chaos.
3 studies of my usually dehydrated studio plant over the course of 2 months
Stretching it a bit here, but, I re-drew my Nan's 80th birthday card, creating a duplicate (of sorts).