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number 278
I think the thing that makes me me is my love of art, seeing it and creating it. I love intersecting lines, but when I reproduce them, they’re not straight- they become organic and chaotic. I am a fast person but I spend a lot of time thinking and worrying about things like my health and the state of the planet. That wears me out and so I sleep a lot.
inspired by Helen Sutherland

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number 277
Relentless in developing businesses that change the world by creating opportunities & giving back. Helping start ups & existing businesses to redefine themselves to be more profitable, stable & in line with their values is my art that illuminates in it’s own very practical, down to earth way.
inspired by Heather Maier

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number 272
Work, love the others, have sex etc; about making my art works and seeing others’ works are great especially when I am in the studio or gallery; about loving others … it is great to take care of children and the elderly; about having sea… this is a hard bit as my hubby is not well – this is my simple life
inspired by Hyunjjung Kim

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number 260
I don’t really know. I’m a different you with different people. My interpretation of this is where I can be real you, and that’s when I’m with close friends but even then perhaps the real you is lost to me; and I’d have to search hard. What has made me is my experiences.
inspired by Anonymous

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number 258
My past and an eye to the future. I try to focus on strength, equality, fitness and austerity. I wonder if I am lucky or that I just don’t pay attention to the bad things that happen. Ultimately I’ m waiting for the task that is too great….
inspired by Alan Lynn

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number 257
At 3 and a half years old, during the 2nd world war, my first ‘conscious’ thought – “the world is mad!” as planes bombed a railways station near where I lived. Now, 2nd conscious thought, observing grown-ups, “they do not know what they are doing!” Now accept what happens, just let it be and often seeing the humour in what happens.
inspired by Mireille Norris