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Deconstructing the body
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Reconstructing sea creatures
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Exoskeleton
I have long thought I fared better under water than I do on land. I have used this blog in part to explore my connection with the sea. I hadn’t considered why these things might be, beyond a potentially deeply […]
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Altitude sickness
Seaweed, trees, rivers, veins. Skeletal structures, views from above, all spread outwards, thinning and succumbing to the foundations that support them. Rivers follow fluctuations in the ground, geological underpinnings and fractures. Mine are stunted, it seems. Something stems the flow, […]
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Tidal reclamation
A giant etch-a-sketch, the beach is a perfect place for play. Everything will wash away and leave a new surface. I wrote “The tide will take me” in wet sand with a piece of dried cuttlefish and it began to […]
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Drawings in chalk
Landscape drawings cut into the ground expose the bedrock beneath. Here, in East Sussex, it is chalk. As with the sculptural forms of the cliffs just down the road, the brightness of the white and the contrast of the green […]
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Edges
I continue to walk to the sea and stare. I was reminded last week how many of us are drawn to the edge. The precarious cliff face proved just too tempting for some as they stood at the top of […]
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Tiny Oceans
There has been a pause in posting here. In part due to a fluctuation in energy levels and health, and in part a result of pursuing my writing practice and developing my notebook on my website. In October I began, […]