I am Stephen. I live in Bristol, UK. I decided to shorten my profile...to this: Wildlife, haiku, travel, streetart, psychogeography and my family. Not necessarily in that order.
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Am chuckling (because am the wife of a protectionist carpenter) – that door is bulging! Am Dutch living in the USA, haven’t heard the word psychogeography …what is “it”?
Glad you enjoyed the door. Psychogeography is a way of exploring, which is bound up in politics and movement, although in its simplest form it is the practice of wandering around, without a plan and noticing the things around you.
In th bustle of modern life it is a way of looking at your surroundings, properly looking. It is related to the 19th century ‘flaneur’, although it has different drivers.
Natural adventures 
love the warp
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Somehow my eyes are drawn to the lettering – wondering.
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It says no parking.
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Thanks, mate. Didn’t need to know; just distracted.
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I love those kinds of distractions.
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Am chuckling (because am the wife of a protectionist carpenter) – that door is bulging! Am Dutch living in the USA, haven’t heard the word psychogeography …what is “it”?
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Glad you enjoyed the door. Psychogeography is a way of exploring, which is bound up in politics and movement, although in its simplest form it is the practice of wandering around, without a plan and noticing the things around you.
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Thanks for the explanation -it’s new to me:)
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In th bustle of modern life it is a way of looking at your surroundings, properly looking. It is related to the 19th century ‘flaneur’, although it has different drivers.
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Oh, poor thing!
janet
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I agree. Much neglected.
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Cool.
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Lots of character!
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Character and not a lot else.
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