Parks and Plumes

Having spent a lot of time in rural Aberdeenshire I’m accustomed to the word ‘park’ being used for a field, although around here in Fife they’re more generally known as fields. The definition above is from the Aberdeen University Press, Concise Scots Dictionary.

Place is often important in my work, I take snaps and little videos of my surroundings and day to day observations, this is a calm counterpoint to problem-solving, planning and making, here’s what I’ve seen at home recently.

Image of a road in a landscape which is branching to a track on the right, there is a Lime tree coming in to leaf in the centre.
Image of a Roe deer with one antler

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A massive white structure in a woodland setting, a tree like shape projects from the mass. On the left there is a standing man holding a hose.

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Structure made of irregular, angular facets resembling a mountainous landscape, across the surface an irregular line drawn in cross-stitch

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Installation shot of an exhibition, to the left a series of works well lit on a wall, to the right 3 display cases with ceramics

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