This week on the Book Art Course at Camberwell the email project has been
all about mapping home - where it starts and stops - I used the video the
RIBA Suffolk Design Awards made when the extension that was designed by architects Kirkham Sheidow was up for an award (we won!) thinking
about my mum and the idea of a house becoming a home and then a house. Adding
time lapse films made of the site of the house I grew up in was a little too
much and video of the last time I saw my mum was just too sad.
Above are some screen grabs.
Irresistible by Adam Alter is an addictive book about addiction, focusing on the
screens that surround us - there are some truly frightening and instructive moments that will see me altering my behaviour. http://adamalterauthor.com/irresistible
Who you think I am - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7552686/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0 Juliette Binoche is extraordinary as a woman
adrift from her sense of self, developing narratives within narratives to make
sense of a/the world. Truth with Binoche and Catherine Deneuve https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8323120/ explores
versions of truth within collective and individual memories. Days of the Bagnold Summer was so sweet, you feel for both
sides until they become at one The King of Staten Island had great
moments of thoughtfulness where you are taken out of your own soul to reflect
on oneself https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9686708/
Da 5 Bloods, Spike Lee's latest is a long mixture of every film genre
you have thought about and a few you haven't. there are some extraordinary
moments worth watching.
