Sometimes experimentation crosses boundaries. Historically I have divided much of my literary, audio, and visual/video work categorically to […]
Author: Greg
My second full-length, printed book has appeared. I am excited to announce the release of my next poetry […]
In anticipation of some inbound sonic hardware, I’ve started fooling around, once again, with Ableton and some of […]
The following are two sets of self portraits I took while on San Juan Island last month. This was the first time I created a low-budget photography studio, and the first time I ritualized photography concerning the physical human body as the main theme/subject. As explored below in Memory forms, movement accompanied each of the forms (or poses) that I created and worked through. The forms themselves remain secret, a language that was used to inform the project but not define the output to the external viewers.
In the second sequence, Further Forms, I have created various forms of amalgamations of the Memory Forms, using some fairly basic blending techniques. The resulting abstract forms were the result of an inquiry on the forms within photography’s editing process.
A couple of new books, both fantastic, are now out via The Song Cave. They are: A Better […]
I have a review in the latest Rain Taxi print edition. This one is for Mike Soto’s A […]
I have taken some time to work with a new camera setup at the Whiteley Center at Friday […]
Here at the Whiteley Center on San Juan Island, I have had time to focus on literary, audio, […]
I have just posted a large collection of large GIFs, created to round out the final days of […]
Some of the footage I carve the GIFs out of tends to be mammoth and beautiful in long […]
This black and white image was taken in the Sonoran Desert at the Organ Pipe National Monument in […]
I’m very grateful for Joshua Lew McDermott’s Of Spray and Mist review for Line Rider Press. Joshua looped […]
Another week, another processing night for all the GIFs in my night. As per the GIFs page, here’s […]
My review of Kim Yideum’s Hysteria (Action Books, 2019) is now up at North of Oxford. This was […]
Being present for these ghostly beings is an ideal practice. Taken at the Kubota Gardens in Seattle on […]