. . . and now for self indulgence maximized! Yes that's a picture of me. . .
4.10.2007
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"The nature of a free society is that it will always be the locus of a struggle between higher and lower forms of freedom. Neither side can abolish the other, but the line can be moved, never definitively but at least for some people for some time, one way or another." - Charles Taylor, 1991
Welcome to Duncan Patterson's Weblog! I use this space to display and share the work that I'm doing as I do it. It is positioned somewhere between sketchbook/notebook and gallery/publication. Among the various things that I try to work on are prose, poetry, visual art, sculpture, paintings, drawings, collage, photography, carpentry, and pottery. Each post is tagged according to its medium and sometimes according to its theme so in addition to navigating the site chronologically you can also do it that way.
I am currently living in Toronto, Canada and am working on a smattering of different projects while I find a more permanent home at an architecture office.
Hope you enjoy perusing my work! I also have a website, dprpatterson.com which is a more formal array of my portfolio of work.
10.11.06
I am currently living in Toronto, Canada and am working on a smattering of different projects while I find a more permanent home at an architecture office.
Hope you enjoy perusing my work! I also have a website, dprpatterson.com which is a more formal array of my portfolio of work.
10.11.06
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oh wow! that looks really awesome. i'm curious as to how that all came together. reminds me of michel gondry.
ReplyDeleteYeah, its pretty odd . . . things come together in the strangest ways. I like composing cartography and other forms of spatial representation with collage. Mentally the space we wander through is so layered with information and I think it can be apt way of representing that. So I built this collage landscape a while ago, just for fun. There is a short by Kurosawa in which he has himself wandering through a strange dioramic landscape of Van Gogh's sunflower paintings. I just happened to have that photo of me on my computer, its from when I was hiking the Chilkoot Pass in Alaska.
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