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Infinite arms and these mended bones.

(The above link will take you there)

Sonorous verisimilitude.

Lead me to the truth and I will follow with my whole lie.

Graphite, water colour, gelatin pen and copic marker on paper.
50cm x 70cm

Wonderland.

Saddles shift through fog,
Venom saturates her tongue,
Bubble gum baked black pulls dry her stretched mind-
How she longs for the sound of sleeping.

Ferris wheel bends to the heat of her thoughts,
Riding the space between carriages they race,
Bowing down to only the plastic entwined in canine teeth-
That dog knows not the sound of sleeping.

Where whispers balance between the flint and the fringe,
Where sails tear to the crying of the wind,
There mercy and murder befriend,
There she finds the sound of sleeping.

Solid tones bellow from between two lips,
Twigs scrape cement,
The damage is damned.

Beneath the yellow brick road paved across the sea,
Buried by her parents,
Is where she will know the sound of sleeping-
Ash in mouth and delivering butterflies from her hand.

DB.

Papercuts Exhibition at Trocadero Art Space.

Papercuts Exhibition- Papercuts is a celebration of the flat stuff. Gathering together a host of different artists including Aaron MARTIN, Anne KUCERA, Autumn TANSEY, Dave HAUSER, Danielle BONGIOVANNI, Deanne JOLLEY, Georg WHELAN, Grant GRONEWALD, Jacob PILKINGTON, Jenny Zhe CHANG, Jess WILSON, Katja MOUVLIN, Marnie ADAMSON, Matt HOBSON, Nikki LAM, Ross DE WINTER, Sarah GARRECHT, Sophia DARCIA, Susie SCHOLEM. Papercuts explores the limitless potential of a natural canvas.

Curated by Lou Molesworth, Jess Wilson and Ben Snaith.

Opening: Saturday December 4th from 4pm to 7pm
Address: TROCADERO Art Space
Level 1, 119 Hopkins St Footscray
Melbourne, Victoria 3011

For more information about TROCADERO Art Space and other exhibitions, visit:
http://www.trocaderoartspace.com.au/

Image taken by Susie Scholem

Make another telephone call, think of you and me.

Graphite and colour pencil on paper.
65cm x 80cm

About London.

Could I hear in death your voice and your breath?- Night terrors.

Graphite, water colour, silver gelatin pen, copic marker and tissue paper on paper.
50cm x 70cm