Last month, we were delighted to welcome Canadian performance artist Bronwyn Preece to ONCA where she shared the images from ‘Sol/Sticed’ – her extended project of photographing trees at dawn and dusk – in an improvised performance/ installation in the courtyard, accompanied by local harpist Tracy Jane Sullivan.
Photo•Synthesis : Sol•Sticed 2017 from Bronwyn Preece on Vimeo.
Many thanks to Bronwyn for coming, and for this film and poem that she created in response to the event at ONCA.
Poem
i am
plastic
forest :
seagull shatted
caged and
crypted (in/en) of
Being, of feeling :
see through
who has never hugged a tree?
this is god’s poetry
with childhood friends
in a brick playground
we are the music of
these projections,
the timing of our perspectives,
harped subtexts of intuition
myrrhed through weather and wind
spoken
aloud :
quietly
intimately
is this devotion :
a love affair of isolation
loneliness and
engagement?
Together
we are all
dancers :
photographed
strung and
clipped in wood
—
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Posted on July 10, 2017
Categories: Artist Development
Tags: Bronwyn Preece, Tracy Jane Sullivan
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