Category: Visual Research
Day at the Museum
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Ancient Egyptian
Assosciated with the fertility goddess Hathor, in life catfish pendants may have protected young women who wanted children, whereas after death they might have reflected a hope to be reborn.
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Contemporary Performance
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I’ll Only Echo and Dance Among the Ruins
Research page exploring my interest in Ruinous landscapes and architecture
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Stone Henge Acoustics
Article released with new evidence for stone henge having acoustic amplitude effects for ruling class rituals.
Duddo standing stones Northumberland (near my home)
Dance Inspo
Louis Fuller
Serpentine Dance
Dance of the Seven Veils
Live Stream w/Gabriel for DGSYR & Vomiton Event
An example of a Live Stream, this is outside of my art practice, buthttps://www.instagram.com/p/CFnmLTzHRYx/l inform possibilities to live stream my sound performances, I feel this format works well for me as a replacement for live performance.
Jewellery Wire Headpiece
Experiment with jewellery wire, testing out a new kind of braiding pattern taken from tradition Celtic techniques. I liked the way the ends of wire looked like the roots of a tree growing down onto the forehead.
Mythology Photography Project