+ sophie munns : visual eclectica +

Commenced may, 2009, brisbane, australia by visual artist|facilitator sophie munns. Homage to the seed Project launched 2010. Based at SeedArtLab in Brisbane Northside since 2014. Visit Website, IG + FB for updates.

Friday, August 31, 2012

‘the great river of soul-murmurings that runs within humanity’

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Quoting Ben Okri in the title above relates to the fact his writing inspired two works I've had produced as Limited Edition Prints for...
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Monday, August 27, 2012

still enchanted...

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Two years ago I put together a post called 'enchanting'   which featured images from the camera of a French man called Jeff from hi...
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Thursday, August 23, 2012

the linguascape ...

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7000 world languages  |  6 official UN languages  | 127 official languages of UN member states. image from 2008 United Nations Yea...
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Saturday, August 18, 2012

come and visit soon!

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More soon... but before you go... pop down to the previous post to read about a future thinking woman!
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li edelkoort - thinking on the future!

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I saved something from May that Felt Artist Wendy Bailye shared at the end of the Dorothy Caldwell Workshop... this writing below from Fu...
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Tuesday, August 7, 2012

Bread of Beirut | New Writing | Granta Magazine

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Photo by Julien Harneis. Tonight I found this wonderful article below on twitter via NY Time's Mark Bitten titled  Bread of Beirut | ...
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Saturday, July 28, 2012

Friday night at home doing as little as possible!

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I didn't realise how tired I was getting painting for a deadline of late. Last night it was 4am before the lights went out after drivi...
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Blogging for me is an extension of keeping a journal which I have done in various forms over the decades. The difference being this is not a closed book! I like that it offers an opportunity to explore that which concerns me as an artist and as an individual about living and participating in this vastly complex, unquestionably exciting yet unnerving time in human history. Through the blog I hope to increase the possibilties for cross-pollination which I believe can strengthen the sense of being part of something both personal and universal that is vital, expansive and refreshing.
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