Walking and listening. Seeing.

The dirt road. The long slope down to the bridge, crossing the water where one lake flows into the next. A passage; a mirror. This is the day, the light. These are the colours. The pigments.

Half an hour to complete the walk around the smaller lake. Another hour in the studio. Oil paint on wood panel. Diary painting.

3 + 2 diary paintings, March/April 2015; 22 x 35 cms each
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the green octave, May 2012; 22 x 43 cms each
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120111; 29 x 32 cms
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101230, 110101, 110102; 22 x 32 cms each
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Above: 5 diary paintings, April 2009; 18 x 25 cms each
Below: 7 diary paintings, February – March 2009; app. 16 x 17 cms each

090129

090130

090205

090209

090228

090304

090305

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a pentatonic scale, November 2019; 20 x 40,5 cms each

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“Habit relieves me from thinking; repetition focuses my attention.” Peggy Phelan
(quoted by artist Matts Leiderstam in his doctoral dissertation See and Seen, 2006)

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