the hushed town breathing
the hushed town breathing: To play this short film please click here. Credits: [1] female voice: the importance of light [2] A singer must die – Leonard Cohen, Live, 1979 … Continue reading the hushed town breathing
Tag: Montaigne
AUDITIONS in PROGRESS
This film is for Ian Collins. AUDITIONS in PROGRESS: To play this short film please click here or on the image above This film is a gathered posie of flowers, … Continue reading AUDITIONS in PROGRESS
‘The shape of my library is round’
I recently read ‘Letters to Camondo’ by Edmund De Waal. In Exploring this Parisian museum it shares writing at it’s most beautiful: I was delighted to read that like Montaigne, … Continue reading ‘The shape of my library is round’
drawn from life
Michel Montaigne, 1533 –1592, was one of the most significant philosophers of the French Renaissance, known for popularizing the essay as a literary genre. I share in the lasting appreciation … Continue reading drawn from life
Doing words
Montaigne, I am struggling in my un-doing as a doctor. Gardeners are dooers and do not retire. Nature is more than the soil in which everything grows. There are so … Continue reading Doing words
He talks about the whole landscape
A few photographs taken at Edinburgh Botanic Gardens on Sunday 2nd September 2018 and a gathered posie of word-flowers