A blog by Jennifer Rooke documenting her residency and travels in Tasmania, 2014. For two weeks she will live and work at Kings Bridge Cottage in Cataract Gorge, exploring and recording the surrounding environment to produce a body of work which records her personal experience of being alone in the landscape.
Tuesday, 11 February 2014
I like the feeling of moving. Catching the boat over to Tasmania feels a bit like catching a long distance train but I guess there's a little bit less variety in the passing scenery. It's relaxing having time to just sit and reflect. I found working on the boat better than working in a stationary room because if I start blankly staring out the window I can see movement; that I am going forward to a new location and the world is not slipping me by.
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