Walking Commentary
Thoughts and cycling from Manchester to Rome in 2023
This chapbook started with oat milk sweetened coffee. Truth and consequences took over.
The fundamentals of graph theory, the mathematical structures that model relations between paired objects, may only have been formalised recently but lattices have been recognised since humans started to trap, build and weave.
A question like “Why have there been no great women artists?” implies inadequacy in the 50% of the human population that births everyone. One wonders if perceptions have improved since Linda Nochlin posed the question in 1971.
The ten scarves below feature my original photography printed on luxurious silk, reflecting my travels across the world.
These scarves are strictly printed as a limited edition. I will only ever print a maximum of 39 of these scarves and will include a numbered certificate with each purchase verifying the limited edition and the number assigned to your scarf.
Scarf Size – 180cm long by 40 cm wide
Scarf Material – Silk Tencel Satin (32% Silk, 68% Tencel)
Finish – Machine Pin Hem
Tencel is a biodegradable material derived from wood pulp, and is reportedly 50% more absorbent than cotton, making it more breathable and resistant to odours. On top of this, It takes less water and energy to manufacture than cotton, and requires less dye. You can read more about it by following this link.
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Each scarf is £60, including postage. Contact me to discuss.
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That a circle can’t be squared was proven in 1872. That gave rise to the metaphor of ‘squaring the circle’ to describe the impossible. You’ll recall that 22/7 aka π is transcendental and irrational; it’s a number that neither ends nor repeats. Forgetting their maths, media and politicians often talk of squaring circles when discussing crises, crises that never end but do repeat.
Water shapes us.
