In conversation with Tom Camps (psychoanalyst, Bristol) we discussed the use of the room as a space of work, of real creative work with his clients. This confirmed to me the importance of spaces like studios where the act of closing a door and concentrating upon an issue of discussion or process of contemplation seems to allow a much wider grasp of the topic to hand. It seems commensensical and yet has in the recent past been much derided within certain sections of cultural comment.
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08 August 2006
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Hedonism&Stoicism
- HEDONISM & STOICISM
Apocalypse
- APOCALYPSE
OFFICE
- Inside the office on the 35th floor all is quiet, warm, surfaces are smooth lighting subtle machines hum, there is a faint buzz of neon and air conditioning, the clicking of fingers on keyboards, the occasional rattle and clatter of copiers and printers.
City Paintings
- THE CITY The city at night. The symbol of Capitalism – a built environment on a hitherto unimaginably vast scale – exciting sexy rampant brutal.
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