Close Up Vs Far Away

Mondays are a long old day for me and sometimes it just feels so overwhelming. It's like the information won't stop coming and that actually sometime earlier, I had got to saturation point and the residual stuff was just bouncing off of me.Today was about getting things moving and at least I know some of what I am doing. Trying to find resources was hard, especially academic ones and the stuff I was trying to hunt from a former IB student, wasn't forthcoming. That was after I had trailed round half the campus looking for it.

I have to juggle trying not to look too far ahead and scaring myself half to death and at the same time be aware of what I have to do in the short and long term. It's all a bit much at the moment - I think I will feel better after a good night's sleep :-)

Richard Wright

‘Richard Wright continues his work with York Glaziers Trust – Britain’s oldest stained glass conservation studio, who have a special connection to the medieval windows at York Minster. For this project he has made four leaded glass skylights in the ceiling at Aird’s Lane. Utilising the four rectangular skylights, Wright’s new work incorporates handmade, blown glass and leading, following a complex design developed by the artist. In response to the horizontal structure of the skylights, Wright has adapted the technique initially employed in his recent commission for Tate Britain’s eastern windows, in the Milbank foyer.’ (via The Modern Institute)

Just really love this - I am fascinated with shadows and reflections, especially distorted ones.  This is beautiful :-)

Originally posted by swtsttn at Richard Wright

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