Deconstructing Ways by Isidro Blasco (via)
Twenty-Fourth Submission.
A real fire… No 1 on the list Feeling warm and dry A smile from a pal Carpets and curtains and cushions Pictures Lights and candles Nice smells Nice clean bed Nice warm bathroom and hot water No nasty neighbours Pets that don’t poo A fridge full of fresh food yum yum And a cuckoo clock
Twenty-Third Submission.
Home is clean cosy warm and sunny, full of family, candles, cushions and cosy beds. A secure base that family know will always be there, an anchor for the family that means you can go make your way in the world, but still make home wherever you go, by takn a little bi of what you know to be home with you, it’s in your heart.
Twenty-Second Submission.
Where you go to get a nice home cooked meal.
Home is where you go for comfort, love and to relax, full of loved ones, heart of family
Twenty-First Submission.
Own space, shut the door keep rest of the world out, a retreat.
Depends on the person you are as to what you make of home we are all different.
Twentieth Submission.
I don’t really know, I think of my bed and the smell of clean washing when I think of home ha and I don’t know what a home should be really
Nineteenth Submission.
I find home is a familiar place where I know I can feel safe and loved ones are there for me if I need them. It’s also my resting place where I keep all my belongings.
Color codification dot drawings by artist Lauren DiCioccio. To make each painting, she lays a sheet of frosted mylar over a magazine page and assigns a color to every letter, with numbers as shades of grayscale, then applies tiny dots of paint over every character on the page according to the color-code.
“Making the paintings is a lot like solving a cryptogram,” says DiCioccio, “and the result is a legible blur of dots in the form of the article’s layout, a kind of Braille for the color-inclined.”
Direction, Cinematography, Editing - Dave Kaufman
Famed Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson’s Your House is a laser-cut negative impression of Eliasson’s actual house; as you flip through the pages, you get a tour of the house in cross section:
Eighteenth Submission.
difficult question hasomewhere you live permanently..with family/friendsand you make personal to youand can feel comfortable in your own space
Holly Tighe
F/20. Currently studying at Chelsea College of Art on a Fine Art Degree. I completed my Foundation at Leeds College of Art. Originally from York but now I live in SE London. I still don't know what my practice is.
Unless stated otherwise all images and opinions are my own. Copyright Holly TIghe.
