Pride & Prejudice shortened further

By method of erasure I reduced Pride & Prejudice to descriptions pertaining to movement in, or descriptions of, space, past, present possible plus anything to do with letters – I did the same with Sense & Sensibility and Persuasion. This involves the movement of people, descriptions of rooms or houses, the drives to Pemberley, the crucial letters in each story. Pride & Prejudice was reduced further to spoken reading of 30 to 40 minutes duration – whilst still being recognisable to close readers of Jane Austen. This piece is the third layer: just the verbs of the original erasure version, the skeleton of space and movement in it – and the important letters. Is there anything recognisable to anyone else other than me? Could these be instructions for a performance?
This piece was recorded in the airing cupboard.

The work was "shown" in Dublin
Sound Devices: exploring literature through sound - Rathmines Library,
(Feb 2013) | Second in the Sound Devices podcast series. [see comments]
in a slightly different form - an introduction and finish of two chapters with a single voice, the centre section overlaid

a place for everything lle i bopeth

Ooh La La
a burlesque inspired exhibition,
View from the Top, Nottingham

Wrth fy modd

link to oriel mwldan

Orial Mwldan
Aberteifi/Cardigan
Ceredigion

Selected show with Maria Sears, Rosalind Sharples & Sara Davies.

Two parts:
i installation of photovisual works and objects on a theme of memory and the domestic.

ii photovisual work, drawing and writing on a place from early memory in north wales, recently revisited for the first time in 30 years.


incomplete entry

the order of domestic memory

@ ointment II, Llandudoch/St. Dogmaels, Sir Benfro, Cymru/Wales
installation & performance






The Domestic Order of Memory
The Memory of Domestic Order
The Order of Domestic Memory

Order
Organise
Arrange


Every part in its right place
A place for everything

Trefn Ddomestig Cof
Cof Trefn Ddomestig
Trefn Cof Domestig

Trefnu
Cymhennu
Tacluso


Pod darn yn ei briod le

Lle i bopeth


ointment website: events

the tea cups should never be stacked

the tea cup, particularly the pink tea cup and a particular green one will be found throughout my work....for, I expect much more than 10 years, it's been 9 already........