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HOST 2010


Image 1: A new work based on the Life cycle of Family Story. The inspiration was my Grandad Richard Scott who fought in the First World War. Fortunately he survived, What was the daily life cost of the experience of such great conflict? This is my exploration and how family story is passed down with unspoken words.


Image 2: Starting point, a poppy seed head depicting the life death life cycle. In amongst the ugliness of worlds happenings, beauty can always seen. To always honour and remember but to let go freely of all attachments. Not easy to put into daily practice. I hope this exploration will give deeper peace and understanding.


Lifeseed, Poppy.

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