identity

when is a line a drawing? when is it a string of words? what does it say? how does it say it? does it hang just outside comprehension? pegged onto dreams and missmelled memories?

leaf & feather

the thin line between leaf & feather.
skin. surface. scribe.
feather leather leaf.
quill vellum page

a word, just one word: llym

llym 1. strict adj. keen adj. acute adj. severe adj.
llym (bad tempered, spiteful) 2. vicious adj.
llym (taste, smell) 3. poignant adj.

I became caught up in a word yesterday. In the context that I found it - llym y llygaid: eyes, for lesser celendine - what does it mean? The petals are sharp, perhaps keen. Or could there be a moment of synesthesia: taste and smell transposed to sight?

I'm not the only one who likes footnotes...

words, found

Link to some wordy stuff over at Flo Fflach and if you look around or follow tags to lists there is more wordy stuff

y lle hwn, yma | this place, here

Please follow this link to y lle hwn, yma this place, here, for information on an exhibition in CaerdyddCardiff at the begining of September

more they also...

Woodlane Campus, University College Falmouth.



Performance Centre, Tremough Campus, University College Falmouth



Admin block, Tremough Campus, University College Falmouth

June 2011


They also serve who only stand & wait.
[Milton: on his blindness]