Thinking about a 'rubbish tip archive' offers me a way to think about about materials within landscapes across time. It offers me a a...

Being held floating, like a yolk in albumen. Working with these materials I remind myself again, through these processes, that I care...

How can my use of archaeological reports to think about futures be connected to ideas I've been reading from Isabelle Stengers in...

Fazal, Hina & Ahmad, Nisar & Abbasi, Bilal. (2013). Identification, Characterization, and Palynology of High-Valued Medicinal Plants....

Failures and one success. Yesterday I processed a film in three sections; I try three cornered leeks from my garden for a recommended...

Susan Schuppli's work explores materials as media, that is, as recorders, storing and revealing information. This is what the dust that...

The brackish waters of the rhynes are in my mind; they are where salt and fresh waters combine, where mixes and exchanges occur. I think...

This is slowness. While the road is different, and the diggers scrape and change the landscape behind me. I look at the light on and in...

the more I see. I looked again at the pinholes I made in the Cot Valley in January. I was disappointed. Not enough light, therefore...

Working slowing starts to reveal things. I'm exploring strategies of recording what I can during the exposure times of the images I am...

Making a long exposure meant I noticed things around me. I was committed to making the image and placed hope in my light readings. I...

When there are spaces to imagine in; spaces allow imagination. I have been thinking about going to a nature reclaimed space that was once...

I'm thinking about the dust from a gutter outside the skip waste recycling centres on Albert Road and how I don't know what the dust is,...

Putting together treads, lines of thinking, investigations and thoughts. In the middle of last week a big funeral for a dear friend,...

A series of writing prompts yesterday evening in my online class. A set of readings around research methodologies. I want to find a...

Photography hides things; it hides details, the things outside of the frame, the time before and after the moment the shutter opens then...

I’m in my room, I can hear my alarm clock ticking. My bed is warm but my feet feel cold. My ears are ringing. I hear a car door outside, and a low rumble of city traffic. My shoulders feel uncomfortable as I hunch them writing this, but as I bring my awareness to them, they lower and the discomfort goes. I’ve was recommended to read Robin Wall Kimmerer, in particular a chapter on language and the natural world. By addressing hills, rivers, mountains as verbs, not nouns, they

How do I begin to think about slow attention. I am writing this at my kitchen table. Radio 4 is playing the background and there is a...

Hurd, B. (2001) Stirring the Mud; On Swamps, Bogs, and Human Imagination. Boston, MA: Beacon Press. Discussing 'edge species', Hurd...