Friday, 14 March 2014





I spent a few days at Sisters Beach in the north west staying with a friend of a friend and her daughter. It was a beautiful quiet spot surrounded by trees and hills; fresh smelling with the salt water of the beach. These few days gave me a nice little period of time to move a bit slower, observing and listening. I made quite a few little drawings around the house where I was staying. Most of them are still lifes with not-quite-right perspectives. They help remind me of conversations that were going on at the time; I remember someone's story or I might remember the silence and the little sounds and details around me. Sometimes drawings are a clearer reminder of memories than writing. I think I need to observe more the difference between writing and drawing memories. I suppose that basically writing is just a very refined way of drawing. There must be many other languages within drawing.

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Thanks to:
Launceston City Council's Artist in Residence Program