long week

Felix Frith's wall at the New Contemporaries exhibition in November

It has been a long week already, but I wanted to include some work that wasn't mine, so I've uploaded an image from an exhibition I attended last year that included the work of Felix Frith. Now I'm going to write a short list what's been happening this week.

I created a Folksy Shop. I'll add it to this page as a link shortly.

I contacted San Francisco based Art seller Little Paper Planes who have requested copies of The Object & Eternity and Village Pub Cinema to sell on their website. I sent them off today.

Olly and I visited our friend David to play some music and we formed a band, provisionally named 'Uncool'.

Tiger & Panda recorded a demo of a new EP to send to Phil Dodd, of Polite Records and the Boiler Room Brewery Blog. He will be recording us on the 30th and 31st of January for a 7" that will hopefully be ready by Autumn.

ffotogallery pictures

photos by Felix Frith

Felix Dropped over a CD with Photos of my table at the Book Art Fayre at Ffotogallery back in August.

felix frith

Events such as dealing with the comparison of values in conversation can be subtle and crude where statements are mistaken and emotions or general states of comfort are the leaders of content, rather than any kind of intrinsic opinion. Stability or changeability of truth is therefore another issue I am concerned with. The many disparate and often heavy, sometimes trivial, assumptions that people make on a day-to-day basis seem highly unreliable and are not pursuits of truth at all. They appear to be pursuits of security or functionality; a way to satisfy the fear of the unknown and the instability the unknown brings. Being able to accept the fact that day-to-day assumptions can be wrong would promote the ability to live with the knowledge of the unknown.

By exposing various geometries of a subjective landscape/space, which tries to evoke and relate a wide variety of events and experiences, I hope to describe the relation between the self, the personal mind, and the idea of the other, the exterior person’s mind.

felix frith artist statement