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"But there are towns and countries where people do occasionally have an inkling of something else"  - The Plague, Albert Camus

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"The time had yet to come when the plague would seem to them like the very shape of their lives and when they would forget the existence they had led in the days before"  - The Plague, Albert Camus

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"But, though this was exile, in most cases it was exile at home"  - The Plague, Albert Camus

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"Thus each of us had to be content to live only for the day, alone under the vast indifference of the sky" - The Plague, Albert Camus

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“Am well. Thinking of you always. Love” - The Plague, Albert Camus

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And the sun sets over the trolleys for another day.

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And the sun sets over the trolleys for another day.

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The anxieties around going into then coming out of lockdown and the changed world we're now in forced many of us to seek comfort in new habits and routines. One of mine is to do a weekly shop after 7pm, to avoid the crowds and chaos of the day. In doing this, I've experienced the nightlife of the supermarket. Aisles filled with staff stacking shelves. Empty cases where the specials once were. And night falling over the deserted car park.

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"The Ways Inside" (2021)Lino cut print on paper (350mm X 350mm)

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"The Ways Inside" 2021 by Seijiro Nishioka

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"The Ways Inside" 2021 by Seijiro Nishioka

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I participated in Biblio Art Prize this year and this will be on display at Blarney Books & Art in Port Fairy. This work was inspired by a short story called "Tunneling to the Center of the Earth" by Kevin Wilson.

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Created in Art Therapy for recovery from C-PTSD/partial loss of vision
https://www.clairevirgona.com

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Restore V (2021). Photomedia manipulation.

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Created in Art Therapy for recovery from C-PTSD/partial loss of vision
https://www.clairevirgona.com/

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Created in Art Therapy for C-PTSD/Partial loss of vision
https://www.clairevirgona.com/

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Noticing Joy (2021). Photomedia manipulation.

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Created in Art Therapy for recovery from C-PTSD/partial loss of vision
https://www.clairevirgona.com/

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Created in Art Therapy for recovery from C-PTSD/partial loss of vision
https://www.clairevirgona.com/

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Andrew Weatherill (2021) Intaglio (19x19) 1/3
Exhibited 2021 as part of the INTERNATIONAL CONTEMPORARY MINIPRINT OF KAZANLAK (Bulgaria).
http://www.miniprintkazanlak.org/2021-1

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Acrylic on canvas board
31X21cms
2021

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A collection of sketches, prints and words collected over 2021 and presented as a choose-your-own-adventure website. Displayed on the printer's computer station.

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A series of half drunk cups of tea and coffee, a self portrait of a new mother on placement. This was developed as a worked example for my students and is the best (and only) work I've made this year.

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On the floor, looking Up, Mixed Media, Aug-Nov 2021.

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Mary Utter

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shade kleefield. fabric, 2021. ink on card. 420 x 297mm.

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ouldway ouyou ikelay otay anceday ithway emay?

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ouldway ouyou ikelay otay anceday ithway emay?

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folding

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Mapping my way into autoethnography, Kathryn Coleman 

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Mapping my way into autoethnography, Kathryn Coleman 

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This drawing is a part of a series completed for a Book chapter in the Handbook of Autoethnography Edited By Tony E. Adams, Stacy Holman Jones and Carolyn Ellis. The drawings are original digital autoethnographies, drawn to see what I know, where I have been and where I am going as artist-researcher-teacher.https://www.taylorfrancis.com/chapters/edit/10.4324/9780429431760-19/digital-visual-autoethnography-kathryn-coleman

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Image 1 Mapping my way into autoethnography.PNG

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In a physical site the book would sit on a wall mount. Visitors would be allowed to turn the pages and touch the book. The wall mouth would be 400mm x 400mm double fixing 350mm apart and 50mm from top, flush mount to the wall.
Digital Curation: All images are available on my website. https://www.makadactyl.com/writing/themouth