Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Dialects of the Hum”
“I had a sense of being propelled into the future while at the same time reversed into the prehistoric past. A past which held an animistic idea of the world, in which rocks and trees could speak” Leckey, in Wallis & Coustou 2019,16 This week, I was lucky enough to …
“As I walk the woods, I can feel that at any given moment, two worlds are surrounding me: besides the visible world, there is the invisible world made of energies, mysteries, information, and intelligence. This other, hidden world is constantly communicating with us, or at least is trying to…” Duda …
An introduction to the Liminal Worlds project
For our very first guest conversation, I’m really chuffed, and incredibly humbled, to introduce award winning director and screenwriter, Ben Wheatley, into the Liminal Worlds. Ben is one of the most original, and exciting, filmmakers of the past decade, best known for Kill List (2011), A Field In England (2013), …
“There’s no reason, there’s no sense, I’m not supposed to feel. I forget who I am, I forget…” Utopia: Goldfrapp & Gregory, 2000 As many of you know, I like to wander, wander and ponder. Uplands, downlands, forests, seas of peat, oceans of concrete; all captivate me. I lose myself …
I have been somewhat obsessed with pylons since I was a young child, especially after my dad told me about how they help to convey energy around the world. For a young, socially awkward girl, living alone with her dad, this was a revelation. I began having vivid dreams where …
