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Pip Woolf, artist working with peat, wool, people and possibility. Growing woollen lines in 2011. The unseen and unspoken. A woollen line : some background. I cannot remember when I first became aware of peat as a material that stores energy; I know from gardeners that it has wonderful water retaining properties, also that, in some areas, it is cut and burnt for fuel. I have long understood that peat is slow to form and fast to use. March 2010 on Pen Trumau. For comparison I laid some of the felts on ano...

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Pip Woolf, artist working with peat, wool, people and possibility. Growing woollen lines in 2011. The unseen and unspoken. The unseen and unspoken. In my head was an idea, it had no form or sound, just an urgency to be born, delivered into the world to become a participant in evolution. For 12months I have worked to make a drawing on the mountain. The idea began as image of transforming a black scar of eroded peat and making it white, all 70,000 square metres! Within this project connections were made, a...

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April | 2016 | Pip Woolf

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Monthly Archives: April 2016. April 26, 2016. So will I get more set in my ways as the years pass? Being forced to answer very basic questions ‘why would I do this? 8217; ‘what is the point of making a block print except for creating … Continue reading →. The Philosophy of Dementia. April 25, 2016. Prof Zeki’s thoughts. April 25, 2016. April 12, 2016. So what happens when we use each other as subject? What do we see? What marks does it stimulate? How is it different from a photograph? April 8, 2016.

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February | 2016 | Pip Woolf

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Monthly Archives: February 2016. February 21, 2016. Today I read an article written by Diana Melly, wife of the late, larger than life, George Melly.The last days of George Melly What struck me most was her description of both the love and hate that manifest itself. Hate … Continue reading →. When I started filing. February 19, 2016. The thinking of others. February 7, 2016. When BT lets you down and technology eludes. February 7, 2016. February 5, 2016. Identity in the SPace. February 1, 2016. On the Hi...

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May | 2016 | Pip Woolf

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Monthly Archives: May 2016. Protected: Tissue paper colour mixing. May 9, 2016. There is no excerpt because this is a protected post. Protected: Mountains block prints. May 9, 2016. There is no excerpt because this is a protected post. May 9, 2016. May 4, 2016. May 3, 2016. So I learn by drawing. The sensory inputs are of sound, smell, temperature, shapes, textures it produces lines, marks, a drawing. Thinking on a blog. Drawing on windows, expressing the unique. On Identity in the SPace.

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Drawing on windows, expressing the unique | Pip Woolf

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Drawing on windows, expressing the unique. January 11, 2017. So it is fun, perhaps even ‘naughty’ to draw on a window. But if your mind has forgotten what naughty means and has instead given room for curiosity what can the drawing express? Curiosity and often something unique in each of us, a language of mark. View all posts by caerhendre →. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:.

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July | 2016 | Pip Woolf

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Monthly Archives: July 2016. The eye and the brain. July 25, 2016. I had a conversation yesterday, albeit in a social context, but it left me wondering. I had always seen drawing as an act of looking that, at its very best exists in a perilous, fleeting moment. A moment in which … Continue reading →. Reflecting on a bowl of fruit used to stimulate drawing. July 7, 2016. A bit like chocolate biscuits I don’t like Jaffa cakes but Gil ( my partner) … Continue reading →. Thinking on a blog. Thinking on a blog.

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Drawing together | Pip Woolf

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Prof Zeki’s thoughts →. April 12, 2016. So what happens when we use each other as subject? What do we see? What marks does it stimulate? How is it different from a photograph? View all posts by caerhendre →. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Prof Zeki’s thoughts →. April 14, 2016 at 8:59 am. Fascinating. I want to see more. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Notify me of new comments via email.

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November | 2016 | Pip Woolf

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Monthly Archives: November 2016. November 1, 2016. So putting an arm around another and sharing a single drawing implement allows an exchange of energy, a glimpse of what someone else is seeing. Today we drew on a window together, exploring the world beyond, seeing things through two … Continue reading →. Thinking on a blog. Drawing on windows, expressing the unique. On Identity in the SPace. Gillian binks on Identity in the SPace. Thinking on a blog. Drawing on windows, expressing the unique.

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June | 2016 | Pip Woolf

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Monthly Archives: June 2016. Thank you for drawing us. June 1, 2016. June 1, 2016. What colour is the smell of fresh bread? Where does the smell take us? And then the taste A literal image, a symbolic image of memory and feelings and the the feelings start a story. Colour and fresh bread bread … Continue reading →. Thinking on a blog. Drawing on windows, expressing the unique. On Identity in the SPace. Gillian binks on Identity in the SPace. Thinking on a blog. Drawing on windows, expressing the unique.