Dialling a place we had never been to, an entity we didn’t know. It hurt to bend down, […]
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It is 1984. Mary Holland and I meet at school. She had just moved from England to South […]
Listen: redundant phone lines spoke a lead Horizon; the roost of starlings, blackbirds, crows. It might be song […]
1 Last night from our window we saw it all. The last parade of the leaving birds and […]
Scent At the counter the other day A young man stepped up to me And asked if I […]
Go on, ask me about my life. It’s fine – I’m here, you’re there. We’ve got this screen […]
For Tina Pisco Daa…aad, whaaaat… does… thaaaat… saaaaay, drawls Rosa, trying out drawling today, after tweenie micro-stars on […]
April Krause is a psychogeographer, researcher and maker of art and visual culture and a designer. Her experiences and interests are wide-ranging and include professional experience as an architect and graphic designer, and studies in architecture, fine arts and cultural geography. Her focus is concerned with how humans inhabit spaces, particularly within the current anthropocentric conditions and impact of climatic and environment
The first time I found myself in the swamp I was eleven years old. I was on the […]
Cultivating And when you offered that pained expression through a bus window, I suppose you would have already […]
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