from stack ii.
shiny
industrial-colour red thick lacquered plastic storage box with rounded edges
70x50x50cm with rusty bent copper clasp. two hinges at the back of the lid,
copper too, but painted red and inbetween the red plastic and the lacquer there
is slight sparkle. sometimes it glows pulsates throbs a light which is also an
energy; yellow or blue but never both at the same time or in quick succession.
a
bird in the tree a sun
how
is this shell next to this other shell
a
room with lots of flowers in it
motorbike
and man holding yellow patch next to it for a photo
16
t-shirts
a
box that opens up and contains a colour
a
bit of rock
green
china
sky
green
and black
oxygen
oxygen
a
shower fitting two thirds up
there
is a problem with an envelope
raininglight
a
brick
i
placed a spoon on top of another spoon and it fell off
i
coloured in a whole sheet of standard white paper in blue using a blue crayon
dight
i
tried to focus on a thought of a carpet and it worked
in
the chair
some
blue tarpaulin covered a bit of grass
18
plastic boxes variable sizes with lids clipped shut filled half way up with
cotton wool on a 6 tiered shelving unit: metal x-bracket / plastic coated
hardboard with wooden look finish
woods/woods
from stack iii
i decided to take
another look at the orange couch
i arranged a box
green china lamp
base
no bucket amongst
many buckets
lemon _
hole in skirting
board for television wiring to pass through
2 rocks
i put my hand up
near a plastic box
octagonal yellow
ashtray
near a bush
leaf sizing
tea spoons
there is no space
round something on a wall
a tub the same
size
grass near a late
entrance
going upstairs i
was puzzled
should i count
each step a unit
the snow fell in
a place
i sat down in the
grass
i lifted a box
fountain
i drew a fox in
the same box as a duck
i saw a fountain
on a beach
next to some stones
lots of beach
wood
a piece of metal
outside a bottle
slipped walking up a ramp
a room with some flowers in it
i went into a room and had a look about a bit
two sticks represented a chinese gondola next to a mountain
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