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Happenings

Happenings


Frame

Frame

My grandmother sang to me as a child in a language I don't speak and never learned

This work is an early experiment exploring how knowledge passes between generations through song and oral history. At its centre is a folksong about a crow, something my grandmother sang to me as a child in a language I don’t speak and never learned, yet somehow inherited parts of anyway. The song is still in me...

The 72

You were reliable in the mornings. I would walk over the bridge to catch you at nine, or nine-thirty, and there would be multiple buses all lined up waiting for me. I was never running late and neither were you. We were a match made. It would be quiet at first, and then through Hammersmith and ...

“I don’t know”

“I don’t know” I seem to linger in the unknown as not to fumble over explaining things and be met with a confused look in return of my words I can’t quite explain the compulsion, I just know that it lives in me. It flows through the ends of my hair. Coarse like marram, which wh...

Text About the Moon Chapter 2

This is a book written for the Moon. It carries the thoughts of an ordinary human being living on Earth about the Moon. Read Chapter 1 here. Part 5 Forgotten in the Space The 12 astronauts who returned from the Moon rarely talk about their time there. Aldrin once described it as being “stripped out of the whole process of...

Texts About the Moon Chapter 1

This is a book written for the Moon. It carries the thoughts of an ordinary human being living on Earth about the Moon. Part 1 Home Behind the Thumb In 1972, Apollo 17 carried commander Eugene Cernan, command module pilot Ronald Evans and scientist Harrison Schmitt return back after a three-day stay on the lunar surface. Since then, humans ...

Solid Liquid

When one solute enters a solution, it fuses with the solvent in a rapidly dissipating manner, with each molecule in the solute trying to expand and stretch in the relatively closed liquid system. You pick up the mug in your right hand and shake it gently, which accelerates the process of dissolution. Soon, the solute and ...

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