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‘Skirrid Hill’ takes its origin from the Welsh, ‘Ysgirid Fawr’ which roughly translates as ‘shattered mountain’. ‘Skirrid’ can also mean ‘divorced or separated’ – the connotation of something broken down or split away — the natural deterioration and separation of people and things.
Therefore the...
For Mac Adams, Artist
His palette is light,
in all its shades
and the holes it makes.
Conjuring with bulb,
fruit and a shock of grains
spilt across glass,
a dog, resting or dead,
a bird's kinetic moment
in the second before flight
or Karl Marx's head,
born from pebble and stone
into an absence of light.
He works with a darkness
behind his eyes,
understanding as he does
that it's not matter that matters,
or our thoughts and words,
but the shadows they throw
against the lives of others.