This is not the truth of you.
Monday, 10 October 2011
The Truth Of You
It takes courage to speak your own truth. The inner voice has gone quiet; a low hum. The voice of reason that assures you all is well lacks conviction and each moment the world grows colder.
This is not the truth of you.
This is not the truth of you.
Tuesday, 6 September 2011
Portrait of Sarah Angliss
Sarah wanted to explore the visual side of herself as a performer. She doesn't get much time to prepare visually before she performs due to the amount of time she needs to spend setting up her equipment & making sure her machines are ready to perform.
This one Sarah took of me (below).
After the attack of the sea gulls we decided to continue our voyage of discovery inside.
Musician, engineer & writer www.sarahangliss.com
& there you have it ... ;-)
Thursday, 21 July 2011
Wednesday, 1 June 2011
The Speed at which Things Happen

The speed at which things happen, oil on board, 70 x 70 cm
I cut my hand on the broken glass jar I had been using to wash my brushes painting this picture. It took no time at all. One minute I had sensation in my index finger, the next minute I had severed the nerve.
I had been holding in my mind the title of the painting as I worked; willing the world to show me something through the crucible of my imagination and bring it into my life.
Am I calling the tune? Or is the tune calling me?
Wednesday, 27 April 2011
Bring Out The Good
A collaboration breathing life into the optimistic and adventurous being from my painting Bring Out The Good, manifested beautifully by Rogerio Alves. Body painting by Estelle Riviere.
This film also stars Lamb Face (Tammy Nicholls) from my painting 111.
This film also stars Lamb Face (Tammy Nicholls) from my painting 111.
Photography, film & concept: Gaynor Perry
Body Painting: Estelle Riviere
Muzzle, foot, country dancing skirt & hat: Stan
Film & soundtrack
written, performed & produced © ℗ Gaynor Perry
Flute: Sarah Anne Robins
Bring Out The Good – oil painting on board, 25 x 61 cm
Monday, 18 April 2011
Lamb Face
Lamb Face was originally a character from a painting I made called 111. She is one of an ensemble representing my imaginary childhood friends. For my first solo exhibition I wanted to bring the beings in my paintings to life and photography became the portal I was looking for.
The individuals who portray my beings in the photographs are chosen because they already possess qualities inherent in the concept and are willing to surrender themselves to the creative unfolding.
Lamb Face is portrayed here by Tammy Nicholls.
(See May 2010 entry here, Home Ground, for this painting.)
The individuals who portray my beings in the photographs are chosen because they already possess qualities inherent in the concept and are willing to surrender themselves to the creative unfolding.
Lamb Face is portrayed here by Tammy Nicholls.
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