This is the second of this style painting I’ve seen around. My friend Steve told me that there are are a series of 12 of them and they were, indeed, made by a particular church. He suggested that they were a set of stages of the cross but this one wouldn’t fit that description. It …
Author archives: pasdelasbas
i asked which bit he was doing (iv)
Driving back with the kids they asked “Can we go and see Phlegm?” So we did and two of them came out to see what was going on. A man was there wearing a mask, or with it round his neck, a protection mask for spray paint. I asked which bit he was doing. The …
uneven writing
More uneven writing Painting thrown against the wind Unsettle the scene
it continues to complexify (iii)
Almost got there before it got dark but not quite. The machine looks so very primitive. Really like a wooden structure supporting steel and glass or like some house on stilts standing in the sea.
then this
This appears during Tuesday. Phlegm is building a machine that is holding the other pieces together, suspending them in mid air.
so this goes up (ii)
This is there on Monday evening. Doesn’t look like Phlegm I think. Could he have been taking the piss out of my middle class sensibilities?
colombine
dense moorish monkish bothering around the path month of may believe
under water trees
hot day under water trees lichens mat the rocks and wood sorrel springs
something is happening here (i)
I stopped and asked what they were doing. “It’s Phlegm, we’re getting it ready for him, we’re just mates”
casualty of love
We’ve been listening, again and again and again to songs by Jessie J. Following us from place to place, various children singing along at full volume or less or more depending on whether that track was the one they wanted or no. This evening CR asked what a casualty of love was (title of a …