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| At first I found this metal wall icy but I quickly grew attached to it. I love the way it encourages spontaneously putting things up with magnets. And you can write or draw on it with crayon too and it washes off. Play, lightness, change. |
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| Seaweed - even large specimens - stick to wall because of their inherent stickiness. |
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| Sheep's wool gathers on fences and around trees. I pluck it off and pocket it. I am hooked on the smell and the oily, soft texture too. |
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| I've been enjoying drawing with the chunky crayon meant for kids. I've discovered you can smudge it with wool. |
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| The Coracle: a boat carried on one's back |
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| Oatcakes make the perfect studio snack. |
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| Nathalie sends 2 packages from Montreal: 1. a child's coat that appears to be a lower-class variation of the suit I took apart in 2009. |
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| 2. a collection of soaps. Both feel like remnants from past works, though are new to me. |
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