As mentioned in earlier blog entries we occasionally set ourselves small projects to encourage creativity and thinking outside the box. The intention is not to create beautiful finished pieces but they could become a starting point for further investigation. Our latest project set by Shosh was centred around a piece of poetry of our choice, which included a Japanese Haikus poem, 'Whiter than Stone', a Leonard Cohen poem/song, 'Suzanne ' as well as one of Shelley's and Mary Elizabeth Frye, 1932 'Don't Stand by my Grave and Weep' Bridget created her own series of words based on "processing the Void'.
The images show a few of our results which celebrate our diversity. It will be interesting to see if any of the work is followed through into a main piece. Jen
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