Where do you think you'll end up by taking the Utopian Road? Do you really believe that this is the way out of the mistakes and the misery that surrounds us? Have you forgotten that this road is as long as the existence of man and that no one has ever found resting place along it? Can't you see that it is illuminated by a false light; that the footsteps you can hear advancing are the sounds of dreams; that the lakes you can see from it are a mirage, a shimmering fata morgana provided by the blinding sun? Superstudio, 1972.
Fountain
New footage of of Naum Gabo's Revolving Torsion, Fountain 1972-3 in front of St Thomas' Hospital. Developed in my bathtub 'spaghetti style. I'm interested in the different layers - the structure of the fountain, sprays of water, the fog, the sunlight that breaks through toward the end and flares in the lense, and the diffwerent textures of the development process.
Open Studios November 2011 with Samuel Dowd
Photographic prints, rayograms and sculptures by Bill Leslie
Collages by Samuel Dowd
Sculptures by Bill Leslie
Collage book pages by Samuel Dowd
Sculptures and wall pieces by Bill Leslie
Froebel's Gift (2011)
Froebel's second gift. A set of eight building blocks.
Two inch plaster cubes photographed on a mirror
Series of 44 pinhole images. C-type prints in sets of 4, 20x30cm
Two inch plaster cubes photographed on a mirror
Series of 44 pinhole images. C-type prints in sets of 4, 20x30cm
Simon Martin Carlton 2006
This is a film of and about The Carlton Cabinet, bookcase made by the Memphis Collective.
"An all-purpose vernacular"
"...outlandish, mischievous, heroically quirky"
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