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A publication of the whole project with text by Tessa Jackson, available through InSite Arts

there is an equivalence between the construction and the deconstruction.
How these two opposite states can be so close and unified at one point is a really interesting aspect of any construction site.

stones, concrete, aluminium, wood...

back from 8 days in Bristol-

I like it .

I begun to work and think and practice a little the site on my own. It is overwhelming.. a little scary , in a good way.

I concentrate more now on the idea of making some sort of an invisible project. Everything is there , on site. the material is there, the place/ the construction and it's de(con)struction too.

I am beginning with images. I do them, I select the materials , paste and glue , and then i make new collages. slight displacements.

small cabot-archeo

the size of things

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