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.28th March / 15th April - Part of "ONE SONG,ONE CITY"
Collaboration with American Photographer - Robert Flynt

- On 28 March 1941 Virginia Woolf loaded her pockets with stones and walked into the River Ouse at Rodmell, Sussex.
- On 15th of April Titanic sank, Atlantic Ocean - Departed 10th April from Southampton, Sussex.

Underlining the link in "shinking/drown", collective/individual; public/private, and concepts of time/space - a living body will be located in Rodmell and Southampton (Sussex - South England) on these dates and locations.

Suicide note "I have a feeling I shall go mad. I cannot go on longer in these terrible times. I shan't recover this time. I hear voices and cannot concentrate on my work. I have fought against it but cannot fight any longer".- Virginia Woolf, author, d. March 28, 1941 - Woolfs vocation & acclamations: Author, Critic, Essayist, Publisher

Titanic set sail on her maiden voyage from Southampton, on April 10th 1912. On April 14th at 11:40pm, Titanic hit an iceberg. 2 hours later, on April 15th, the Titanic went down - Shipbuilding company - "Harland & Woolf"

Robert Flynt did the image for this project. This is image was created in Arizona, USA, printed in Brighton, UK and taken to Rodmell to be sent into the water. Mr. Flynt has a direct relation with the water in his work. The image was created with a under-water shot and a map from Queen Mary liner.

"ONE SONG,ONE CITY" [INVISIBLE.BODY] - concepts of time/space/ body = presence/absence and communication >> - TRAVEL // DUAL:: IDENTITY//LANGUAGE//PERCEPTION [space/time - place/object]

Thanks to >> Robert Flynt and Damien Williamson