Placement: On wall
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Soft space 30x30x10cm in a monochrome painting of a handbag for carrying thoughts: white
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To stare at a stare 21 stairs away
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To stare at a stare 15 stairs away
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To stare at a stare 5 stairs away
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A painting’s background in Virginia Woolf’s 1927 novel ‘To the Lighthouse’
Encyclopaedia of a painting’s background She scrutinises her canvas on the easel and wonders how to connect the right window to the left hedge in her painting. How can she break the empty foreground? Isle of Skye summer holiday houseScale: 1 centimetre = 1 metre With a canvas 60 cm wide and a point of view…
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Background reasons
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A page from the Encyclopaedia of Stares that are Stairs
Real space stares that become picture space stairs.
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Encyclopaedia of real space: one background
A circular space takes on its figuration through a movement between itself as a lone figure and itself as a shared background.
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Encyclopaedia of a Whole Point of View
The space is complete when closed. This, though, can only be seen when opened and, therefore, incomplete.
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For Clancy. Thank you
And the moon is the only light we see
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colour circle: four colour scheme for a room
The relationship between actual space and colour space is explored by two secret intelligence agents: one from outside (actual space) the other from inside (colour space).
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Circular Painting
Actual space inside rooms where, in one, a circular paintings hangs.
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Replica of an original space: yellow green
An original space, its encased replica, and an Art Squad caught in a situation.
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Replica of an original space: blue light
An original space encased inside a blue-light cyclic quadrilateral on the wall. And an Art Squad that cannot verify its legitimacy.
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The distance of doubt
Space as the distance one’s thoughts travel when in doubt about a work of contemporary art.
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Missing
A door opens into a closed, windowless space — a part of which is missing.
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Space of a five page plot
Space, real space, the space outside our biological limit, is the arena for thought’s movement. What, however, prompts this movement?
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Corner caretakers
Space, as a physical entity, is something quite different to the common phrase ‘space of a page’. And yet — before computers — buildings that articulate physical space were first drawings on a page.
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Difficult art decisions: The Blue Pattern
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Corner
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Measuring the missing
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Space holder for a blue, white and green space
Is space a waste of thought without use to society? Or does thought’s relation to space enable society? — Two questions debated over a despatch box made of rosewood.
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Space holder for a yellow, white and red space
Is space a waste of thought without use to society? Or does thought’s relation to space enable society? — Two questions debated over a despatch box made of rosewood.
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Art frame: blue
ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF ART THAT BELONGS IN A BLUE FRAME‘Mighty misfits’, swore the artist. ‘It’s too late, the art has just been seen — we can’t swap the frame for a blue one now.’ ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF A FRAME MEANT TO HOUSE BLUE ART‘Fictive flagpoles’, swore the framer. ‘It’s too late, the frame has just been seen…
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Art frame: red
ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF ART THAT BELONGS IN A RED FRAME‘Mighty misfits’, swore the artist. ‘It’s too late, the art has just been seen — we can’t swap the frame for a red one now.’[Floorplan details]Where someone suspected something while looking at the framed watercolour on the wall. ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF A FRAME MEANT TO HOUSE RED ART‘Fictive…
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100% intersubjective space: caput mortum violet
ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF 100% INTERSUBJECTIVE SPACE MADE OF 9.75% STARES AT 90.25% COLOUR Four strangers live in four corner rooms. Unbeknownst to each other, each shares a Caput-Mortum-Violet, Crimson-Lake, Scheveningen-Yellow-Light and Vandyke Brown watercolour in a black frame. They are unknown to each other, yet not alone.
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100% intersubjective space: Italian Brown Pink Lake
ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF 100% INTERSUBJECTIVE SPACE MADE OF 9.75% STARES AT 90.25% COLOURFour strangers live in four corner rooms. Unbeknownst to each other, each shares an Italian-Brown-Pink-Lake, Old-Delft-Blue, Brilliant-Pink and Cadmium-Orange watercolour in a black frame. They are unknown to each other, yet not alone. FURNITURE
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Encyclopaedia of an Idea
ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF WRITING DOWN AN IDEAWhere best to write down an idea unhindered?[page 2] ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF WRITING DOWN AN IDEAIn 1A the idea might appear too sure of itself.[page 3] ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF WRITING DOWN AN IDEAIn 2B the idea might appear too middle of the range.[page 4] ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF WRITING DOWN AN IDEAIn 3C the idea might appear without…
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24 hour space: sapgreen lake socks
ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF A 24 HOUR SPACE ‘a’ is where a person wearing sapgreen lake socks organises for 23 hours and 50 minutes their ‘To Do’ list. ‘b’ is the room in which the person wearing sapgreen lake socks does their ‘To Do’ list in 10 minutes [floor plan details]– a [next to chair]
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24 hour space: Scheveningen violet shoes
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24 hour space: brilliant red shirt
ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF A 24 HOUR SPACE ‘a’ is where a person wearing a brilliant red shirt writes for 23 hours and 50 minutes on the ‘space of 24 hours’. ‘b’ is the room in which the person wearing a brilliant red shirt reads their 10-minute text aloud to others [floor plan details]– a [next to chair]
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24 hour space: Caribbean blue jumper
ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF A 24 HOUR SPACE ‘a’ is where a person wearing a Caribbean blue jumper thinks for 23 hours and 50 minutes of what best to say next. ‘b’ is the room in which the person wearing a Caribbean blue jumper spends the next 10 minutes saying it [floorplan details]– a [next to chair]
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24 hour space: black jacket
ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF A 24 HOUR SPACE ‘a’ is where a person wearing a black jacket waits 23 hours and 50 minutes to look at a work of art. ‘b’ is the room in which the person wearing a black jacket looks for 10 minutes at the work of art. [floor plan details]– a [next to…
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encounter: Stephen Sinn
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habit’s pattern: orange and black
Text within the framed watercolour reads:
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habit’s pattern: red and grey
The text details within the framed watercolour read:
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Room rubbed out
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replica of the drawing from ‘Floor plan: Empty, except’ (violet)
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replica of the drawing from ‘Floor plan: Empty, except’ (blue)
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replica of the drawing from ‘Floor plan: Empty, except’ (dark cadmium yellow)