Sometimes it’s interesting to take photos of the physical world that we cannot see.
My scarf is my collaborator: together we try to defy gravity.
The red earth, scorched yet still wet, is a piece of land in Changsha Normal University, cleared for a playing field. I spent one month there in April teaching Japanese woodblock printmaking and giving talks in various venues.
I like the small shadows from the overhead sun after days of torrential rain and misty gloom. Photos freeze time.
Meanwhile in the UK, just the act of leaning in the forest is like that thought experiment: If a tree falls in the forest and no-one hears it, did it make a sound?
If I lean on the air, and no one sees it, did it happen?
Ahhhh, but of course! I am seen! Here is the proof online!