Submissions for July 2025.
landscapes and the memories that give them life. Moments that will never happen again, but will always be held.
Water colour painting
Just a fun technique I thought of trying when i visited the V&A Storehouse with my colleagues. Its choppy and not clean but hey neither is
is a poem :-)
A memory of mine.
Testing out an old camera I may borrow as mine are broken whilst experimenting/figuring out Japanese photographer Yoshinori Mizutani’s techniques.
this is part of a set of sea life inspired embroidered napkins I have been very slowly working on and aren't quite finished yet (i am going to gift th… Read more
A visual diary of holding moments throughout the month of July. 01 The feet of my squishy nephew on my lap, in the shaded garden, whilst his parent… Read more
A BTS still from the shoot of my new short film, A Hair's Breadth. This was taken while rehearsing a scene in which COACH hoists BECK out of the wa… Read more
I took my field mic and moved it around in my hands, recording those interactions. I then added some synth lines, both holding the same notes througho… Read more
It's pretty funny to go through old footage and realise how many things have changed or remained the same within a few years.
Collecting bits here and there for the next scrapbook
Hold me closer, or I'll fly away
This piece is about connecting through difference. Recognising our different natures in relationships can be very helpful and challenging in equal par… Read more
Holding someone's hand is a gesture of comfort and support when you are sad. It is a way to feel connected to someone and to receive or offer emotiona… Read more
Poppy holds. Otis tolerates.
An ongoing line of ideas which becomes an object. Building on itself to create a beautiful organic form.
A song I wrote this month-- It was originally prompted by someone telling me about a character they wrote who had control over time, and I couldn't ge… Read more
A visual for the song I wrote, produced in Blender 4.3. I'd quite like to make a music video from the concept in future, but this month has been reall… Read more
I'm holding tweezers to delicately pick-up sycamore keys. This method avoids me anything the wet printing ink and leaves me with crisp impressions of… Read more
Hold on tight But not in a panic kind of way Hold on tight to all the parts that have ever been yours Do not forget the child you've been Do not… Read more
So this is the first time I ever attempted composing any music. I was inspired by this song "You matter to me" from the musical, Waitress. There's a s… Read more
While attending the artist Gil Mualem-Doron’s exhibit 'A Villa in the Jungle: Real A-State Agent,' I was struck by one particular photograph. The exhi… Read more
A poem inspired by holding onto the moments in life we forget about. Holding onto the present and holding onto who we are through all of it until we p… Read more
Someone in London did not follow instructions.
My parents have been separated for years. But here’s my mom with my dad’s mom. No bitterness. No broken bridges. Some bonds that you hold respectf… Read more
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The light in the doorway of my granny’s home, drawn from a photo taken on the last day I ever stood there. Holding onto a place, a memory, and the qui… Read more
Hold the door.
When I looked around at all my work I found almost everything fit the prompt of hold. It was strange cause I would have never have thought of that on… Read more
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an old poem about admiration, strength and resilience but with a lil fun twist of wordplay. I wanted to play with a mirror effect, where the poem ends… Read more
Writing and image selections from my visual research for ‘Grasping Gravity’ 1. Wieslaw Sawczuk, Carafe and glasses [1960] 2. Hourglass [18th centu… Read more