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On experiencing a live performance of Morton Feldman’s Coptic Light

Posted on 19/09/2012 by

At the Edinburgh International Festival. Saturday 1st September, 2012. Royal Scottish National Orchestra conducted by David Robertson. ◊ A sounded weave ‘pedals’ on spectral slubs of small differences. Time’s flow, slows, to stasis a colour field revealed, in asymmetries of … Continue reading →

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T h r e s h o l d

Posted on 09/08/2012 by

trying to catch a thread of time when theincomingtide becomes the o u  t   g    o     i      n       g        t         i          … Continue reading →

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s i l e n t l y .. b e i n g .. s i l e n t

Posted on 22/07/2012 by

silently being silent ~ being silent silently . Now playing: Eliane Radigue – Transamorem – Transmortem

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This Land…

Posted on 24/05/2012 by

◊ This land these      rocks and stones vessels of deep time being                 before being inscribed in landscape before      being named and claimed as landscape. This land a made place a place       … Continue reading →

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Berlin dérive – Tiergarten

Posted on 25/04/2012 by

Not to find one’s way around a city does not mean much. But to lose one’s way in a city, as one loses one’s way in a forest, requires some schooling. Walter Benjamin awaken, to the spooling thread of a … Continue reading →

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What can happen on a walk

Posted on 08/02/2012 by

(Edit: this may not format correctly on a smartphone). w a l k m i n d b o d y s e n s e s o p e n i n g m  i  n  d     b  o  … Continue reading →

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