I give you the end of a golden string;Only wind it into a ball:It will lead you in at Heaven’s gate,Built in Jerusalem’s wall. ‘Jerusalem’ – William Blake The work and thoughts here are part of my MA in Artist Teacher Practice at Oxford Brookes. I am currently pursuing...
Composting: Reimagining Moustakas’ Incubation Phase in Heuristic Research
In Heuristic Research: Desing, Methodology and Applications (1990), Clark Moustakas describes incubation as one of the essential phases of inquiry. Following immersion in a research question, the researcher deliberately steps back. Rather than consciously analysing the phenomenon, they allow the question to rest, trusting that deeper levels of awareness...
Wayfare With Me
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Disrupt, Deterritorialise, Wayfare 3
Black and White Kentmere 400, 35mm, Half Frame...
Disrupt, Deterritorialise, Wayfare 2
Black and White Ilford Delta 100, 35mm, Half Frame...
Disrupt, Deterritorialise, Wayfare 1
Black and White Ilford Delta 100, 35mm, Half Frame...
Disrupt & Deterritorialise
Disrupting the tourist gaze: how can minor gestures of wayfaring and analogue photographic practice deterritorialise and disrupt habitual ways of seeing and what impact does this have on my emerging artist practice? This research explores the emergence of artist identity through embodied movement, wayfaring (Ingold, 2016), and analogue photographic...
Unfolding the Uncanny – A Pocket Map
What happens when a map stops being a fixed object and instead becomes something alive; something that shifts, responds, and unfolds through participation? This question has been at the centre of my recent exploration into walking art, where I’ve been developing an unfolding map: a physical-digital hybrid that allows...
Unfolding the Uncanny – Golden Threads
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Unfolding the Uncanny – Wiggonholt
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Unfolding the Uncanny – Field Notes 30/01/26
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