Undue Flexure ~ Reference books, elastic bands, version one 2013 ~ exhibited in Return to Reason at Imperial College London ~

Elasticity, Fracture & Flow
original pages from artists’ book 2021

Frieze was fun yesterday
some favourites …
Sanya Kantarovsky at modern art
Mark Corfield-Moore at kate Mcgarry
Joanna piotrowska at philida reid
Paloma Proudfoot at the approach

BOOKMORPHS: Artists' Books from Greece & the UK
14 October - 28 November

@joedevlin.bsky.social
@sarahbodman.bsky.social
@inscriptionjournal.bsky.social

The Hellenic Centre
16 - 18 Paddington Street, Marylebone, London W1U 5AS

Curated by Fiona Mouzakitis & Despina Stavrou,Christina Mitrentse

Opening this evening at the Hellenic Centre in London 🧡

BOOKMORPHS: Artists' Books from Greece & the UK
14 October - 28 November 2025

The Hellenic Centre
16 - 18 Paddington Street, Marylebone, London W1U 5AS

Curated by Fiona Mouzakitis & Despina Stavrouand
Christina Mitrentse

Ah I assumed your work would be there as I saw you had reposted it !

Looking forward to the Bookmorphs exhibition at the Hellenic centre in london
Including the work of @imogenreid.bsky.social
@inscriptionjournal.bsky.social
amongst many others

BOOKMORPHS: Artists' Books from Greece & the UK – Hellenic Centre

Looking forward to the "Bookmorphs" exhibition at The Hellenic Centre with work by @joedevlin.bsky.social @sarahbodman.bsky.social @inscriptionjournal.bsky.social SJ Fowler, Stephen Emmerson, David Blackmore, Michael Hampton, et al. PV, Tuesday 14th October.
helleniccentre.org/event/bookmo...

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@sundayofaction.bsky.social

in awe of Athenian childhood

moongazing

Josephine Quinn · Born on the Beach: Ancient Coastlines Seas are repetitive creatures, working in cycles of tides, migration and climate change, which is normally to say the...

‘Entrances to the underworld were usually located on the coast, while the highest and lowest of men were buried there, from local heroes to dead fisherfolk.’

@josephinequinn.bsky.social on the ancient coast:

www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...

a wild bee with pollen laden legs
& praying mantis exoskeletons
& cicada wings

would,make beautiful miniature photograms

July
moonrise
ripe peach

4.6 Billion Years On, the Sun Is Having a Moment In the past two years, without much notice, solar power has begun to truly transform the world’s energy system.

Among all the big bad things happening on our planet, there's one Big Good Thing, the sudden, startling rise of solar energy.
It changes the power dynamic, in every sense of the word 'power.'
www.newyorker.com/news/annals-...

The simplest most straightforward artwork I have ever made.

The photograph becomes a quiet memorial to a unique species.

@changingseas
@amazing.sharks
@sharksandrays
@saltlife66

The sawfish has been extinct in the Mediterranean since the 1960s and is highly likely to be completely gone in our lifetimes.

I placed them on four sheets of photographic paper, a a special kind that makes a positive rather than negative image when exposed to light.

They were propped up on an old wooden cabinet in a room of rocks and fossils, they were dusty and had flecks of paint, remnants of careless redecoration efforts.
I found out they were sawfish rostrums (noses).

The last sawfish

In the collections of the old boarding school on the small greek island I found four mysterious long bone-like objects with what appeared to be shark’s teeth protruding regularly from each side like a weird giant cacti.

They were propped up on an old wooden cabinet in a room of rocks and fossils, they were dusty and had flecks of paint, remnants of careless redecoration efforts.
I found out they were sawfish rostrums (noses).

A re-enchantment with image making returning to the direct trace of light on photographic paper instead of shuffling around these cold pixels in the ruthless algorithms

akin to underwater time, the subaqueous thought of immersion - a multiplicity of fluid connections - time and thought flowing in all directions simultaneously

Thinking in circles, cycles and loops

Thinking in flowing curves and ripples, unquantifiable and always in flux - everything always cyclical not linear

….”It is island time, archipelagos of order in an ocean of chaos;”

Time Swims in Circles
my exhibition in Spetses Greece after an intense & brilliant 6 week residency

Anargyrios & Korgialenios School Spetses

Artists
Rowena Hughes
Konstantza Kapsali
Natalia Manta
Ioanna Paraskevopoulou

Curator
Eva Vaslamatzi
Foteini Salvaridi

Time Swims in Circles

my exhibition in Spetses is open til the 20th July after an intense & brilliant 6 week residency

Anargyrios & Korgialenios School Spetses

Artists
Rowena Hughes
Konstantza Kapsali
Natalia Manta
Ioanna Paraskevopoulou

Curator
Eva Vaslamatzi

Coordinator
Foteini Salvaridi

Pomegranates in progress

Selene

Bioluminescent jellyfish
and barking dog
at the port yesterday

New bones
Lucille Clifton