16 October 2012
collecting
I returned to Spurn last week to collect the two large Spurn Cloths from the lighthouse. I was actually a bit nervous about going back: this really was the end of my official time here. Out on the dunes autumn is evident.
Inside the lighthouse Spurn Cloth #2 was beautifully lit in the autumn sunshine.
and up in the lamp room Cloth #1 still looked quite at home. I wonder how the colours have faded with almost a month in direct sunlight. There must have been some change; a mellowing. But the strong prints look much the same. Any change that there has been is just part of the life of these pieces.
I took the cloths down, packed them away and left the lighthouse as I'd found it 6 months ago.
Labels:
autumn,
change,
collecting,
light,
lighthouse,
reflection,
residency,
rust
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That feels very sad Alice.
ReplyDeleteIt is tinged with sadness but actually it is the start of so much else. There is a lot still to do with touring the work and I have other plans which lead on from this. It isn't the end, everything is part of a continuum...
ReplyDeletei have been a poor observer of this project, and now i see it has been completed. the video and the last several posts are quite moving, thank you for this. i have been watching, just now and then, but what an adventure in place this is. thank you.
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