‘Real images are engravings, for it is the imagination that engraves them on our memories.  They deepen the recollections we have experienced, which they replace, thus becoming imagined recollection’

Gaston Bachelard, – ‘The Poetics of Space ‘first published 1958, trans. Maria Jolas, Boston, Beacon Press 1969 p. 32

An on-going series of ‘landscapes’ based around images of places and spaces visited, recorded, imagined and remembered.  The works begin by re-visiting photographs and sketches made at a particular time in a particular place.  They are layered, much in the way memories are, and manipulated – things come to the fore, emerge then disappear.

All images are archival digital inkjet pigment prints 500 x 900 mm

Technically there is a relationship to working with moving image and layered video and some images could be regarded as ‘film stills’.  The addition of scanned sketches and digital drawing intends to reference the time and place as recorded on paper and remembered on screen.