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Durrell – 49.66° N, 54.74° W

2020-07-13 by GedeonCom Leave a Comment

Close enough to Twillingate to be part of Twillingate, but it is it’s own place. Like most other places agglomerated to form larger entities to support services to the population, they maintain a sense of pride in their own community as its own entity.

I had an illuminating experience at the Durrell museum learning of the Arm Lads Brigade, my upbringing in New Brunswick did not expose me to these stories and I find them to be completely engaging. The idea of creating cultures of discipline and service have always been fascinating because of the way they articulate the social contract. I speak neither for or against, it is simply an observation.

A.L.B. : http://www.virtualmuseum.ca/sgc-cms/histoires_de_chez_nous-community_stories/pm_v2.php?id=exhibit_home&fl=0&lg=English&ex=00000524

Stage / Cove / Rock
Rock / Neighbourhood / Sky
Winter Storage 1
Winter Storage 2

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Posted in: Art Work, Journal, Landguage, Langscape, Twillingate, Unscripted Tagged: Burroughs, Landguage, Texture, Water

Differences and Samenesses

2020-07-10 by GedeonCom Leave a Comment

Since moving to Newfoundland, I have continually found myself in touch with a part of the province with historic linkages to France. I am Acadien and also have a particular relationship with France. What I am finding the most fascinating is how our views of “the other” are different as they are the same.

A mixture of trepidation and acceptance by necessity seems to be always present. When I first met my father in law, who I truly love, he first showed me a membership card to an Orange Lodge… and then one for another. He looked at me with a smile, and I understood that he understood. This has been my experience here.

I spend a good bit of time camping and touring the Port au Port peninsula and I find my experience similar in most aspects. I actually walked the trail that Émile Benoit would take to play fiddle in Cap St. George from his home in Mainland… a good hike.

Now I find myself in Twillingate, and I learned it was first named Tourlinguet because of its appearance to Tourlinguet on the Brest Peninsula in France. What follows are my images from Twillingate with an image from Google Maps. A bit random, but I made connections.

Twillingate
Tourlinguet

Twillingate
Tourlinguet

Twillingate
Tourlinguet

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Posted in: Art Work, Journal, Travels, Twillingate Tagged: Burroughs, Gysin, Landguage, Twillingate, Unscripted Festival

Long time no post

2019-11-20 by GedeonCom Leave a Comment

Well, I have not been making images very much in the last couple of years. I have concentrated all my efforts on developing work with sound. And it has been going well, but my web presence was more at SoundCloud than here. Speaking of which, I am considering moving to BandCamp.

So after much waiting, I have finally taken the step and upped my game in the digital imaging world with the purchase of a new and really nice camera.

I am fascinated with work sites.

Site of a foggy work site, excavators in the horizon.
On a strange weather morning, work continues in faery light.

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Posted in: Journal Tagged: Landguage, Newfoundland, Photography

Cleanliness & Order : : Twenty Three ov Twenty Three : :

2016-07-23 by GedeonCom Leave a Comment

Cleanliness and Order 23

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Posted in: 23, Art Work, Bergson, Blogging, Deleuze, Journal, Landscape, Langscape, Tarkovsy Tagged: 23, Bergson, Brian Massumi, Genesis Brayer-P-Orridge, Gilles Deleuze, Landguage, Langscape, Order, Photography, Ruminations, Slow Travel, William Burroughs
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