white poem (iii)
words...numbers...sometimes, a little cement
Edge of town
5040 : Plato's ideal number of inhabitants in a city, since it can be divided by any number from 1 to 10
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white poem (ii)
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white poem (i)
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Un-titled
Oil and graphite on canvas, 14" x 24" 
A bit like waking up in the morning, with all of the past firmly in place. A young child is not hampered in this way...there is a sense of wonder, a fresh seeing. So, giving a piece the title 'Untitled' allows the viewer to explore without constraint. And importantly, the mind is allowed to come to it's own conclusions ~ there is no possibility of being wrong! Whether or not the piece is liked or not, is no longer the issue.
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Pink and Green
The elements of landscape are hard to shrug off!
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a
The addition of (a) to this piece, suggests that it is to be taken seriously.
There is humour in this.
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Approximate
Combined process with cement, on canvas — 30" x 24"
It has always amazed me, that no two things are identical ~ even the cans in Warhol's 'Beef Noodle' http://tinyurl.com/ktagxz will vary just a little.
Does this mean, that once we leave the realm of mind ~ All is approximate? ...and the equals sign: =, no longer works?
In mathematics there are some wonderful expressions of meaning
= : is equal to : eg 1 + 1 = 2
< : is less than : eg 3 < 4
> : is greater than : eg 5 > 4
≠ : is not equal to : eg 4 ≠ 5
± : plus or minus : eg 6 ± 3 means both 6 + 3 and 6 − 3.
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