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What do you want to get out of this and how will you know if you have?

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Task 1 : Things, thoughts, actions that are part of your normal way of doing things? 

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Task 1 : Things, thoughts, actions that are part of your normal way of doing things? 

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Stimulus #youmehereandnow
Can you draw these?

Can you repeat any of the key movements/actions/gestures that are involved?

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Task 2 - Find 3 things that people have given you

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Task 2 - Find 3 things that people have given you

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Take a picture of these things
Think about (write/take notes/draw) who gave it to you?
whether it feels like yours?
How long you have had it?
Whether you like it?
What its significance is and whether this has changed over the years?

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I want to find images, text, ideas that can be used to create a fabulous new artwork 

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I want to find images, text, ideas that can be used to create a fabulous new artwork 

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If we measures success in shades of blue what blue what be the best/worst

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If we measures success in shades of blue what blue what be the best/worst

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I will know if I've had fun if there's a lot of laughter and 'lightness'

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I will know if I've had fun if there's a lot of laughter and 'lightness'

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Things, thoughts, actions that are part of your normal way of doing things? 

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Things, thoughts, actions that are part of your normal way of doing things? 

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The main thing I can think of which is movement related is having a connection.

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I want people to understand how to connect online.

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Memoir about my experience. Inspired by another memoir given to me by a nurse when I was in hospital. Was at lowest point. It made me believe I could make it; could live again. Maybe mine will help someone else?

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an object thing made from recycled wood from a church pew that my old friend and mentor Rachel gave me about 25 years ago.

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stone / crystal sent to me by niece at the start of lockdown. She picked it because she read that it improves immunity. It was an out of the blue gift and the first I ever received from her

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stone / crystal sent to me by niece at the start of lockdown. She picked it because she read that it improves immunity. It was an out of the blue gift and the first I ever received from her

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she's in her teens and has been finding life hard, so the fact she thought of me was lovely

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Given to me by Paul (husband) as my Christmas present the year I had my transplant. On Christmas Day I was in surgery so he brought it to me after I was moved back to the ward. I was too weak to lift it and couldn't play it. Now I can lift it and still can't play it (very much) but it reminds me how far I've come. And every time I try to play it, it takes me back to that feeling of aliveness and possibility

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People give me fabric and I make them face coverings from it. I've had these pieces of fabric for a couple of weeks and they are almost finished now. So, no, they don't feel like mine. But it is fun having different fabrics to play with.

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My engagement ring. It was the first thing I thought about when you said things I've been given, though I don't have anything particularly profound to say about it... It does feel like mine - I designed it.

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Cittern, dog tooth calcite crystal, Prmitive Methodist centenary plate.

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Frying pan, part of the cookware Mum gave me when I left home. One of the things I really looked forward to about going to uni was being able to cook for myself. I've since bought a lot of my own cookware but this pan is still the one I use to make omlettes in.