blue

you are not misled

studio, toride

shop shop

bound objects

roadside picnic

studio

electro-luminescence

bookshelf

Get a pocket computer
Try to do what you used to do yeah

decrepitude

In 1865 Baudelaire writes to Manet, in an ambiguous compliment, that he is the first in the‘decrepitude’ of his art.

Charles Baudelaire, Correspondance, Paris 1973, vol. 2, p. 497.

The quality or condition of being weakened, worn out, impaired, or broken down by old age, illness, or hard use.

stand still

techniques of ecstasy

 Reification, the Marxist scholar Tom Bottomore writes, is the “most radical and widespread form of alienation characteristic of modern capitalist society,” the transformation of “human properties, relations and actions into properties, relations and actions of man-produced things which have become independent of man and govern his life

the cowboy philosopher

sackcloth drawing

back to the drawing board

ink lashes

zwischenspiel

Marker 1 00:00:00:00
Empty, brown, wooden chair facing camera. Some pale paint marks on the chair. The background is a white room, a drip of paint on the wall to the upper right. Sticks lean into the wall at an angle behind the chair.

so what are you thinking?

Marker 2 00:02:30:00 traffic sounds
Figure framed head and shoulders against white wall. Single pin in wall upper left, pencil line marks a level. Shot angled upwards. Head three-quarters turned to right. Chin raised, eyes looking out of frame downwards to right. Brows furrowed.

press record as you're playing

Marker 3 00:05:00:00
Entreaty/ emphasis.
Seated figure framed centrally in shot. Left hand extended palm upwards .
Direct eye contact. Light falls obliquely from the window to the right bleaching the left side of the face.
Drips on wall, trailing electric cables, blue painted panel to right of shot.

do what I'm doing right now

studio

studio