Independent Non-Executive Director and Strategy Advisor. Painting the world in Japanese ink. Exploring why humans dance through art objects.
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“Autumn in Japan” and its edition diary.
The Tea House Diary. A notebook to inspire creativity.
One Moment, One Drawing. Twelve ink drawings to chase the seasons.
Why humans dance. A world history of dance in objects
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Zen Mondays. A weekly dose of ink painting and poetry from my desk.
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Inking 100 Japanese birds
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A rainy day, at level with the treecreeper behind brushed green clouds.
All I did was sit at my desk and pick up a brush pen.
Paling camellia, wind-brushed magnolia, with a mallard for companion.
All that lies in a single cherry tree branch.
Taking the wind as cue for this year’s cherry blossom season.
Under fresh leaves, the heron waiting for the water to clear.
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