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She blew like a north wind, through the sparse and cold Loop.

Bringing the warm glow of humanity to the stage, bathing Koshovko in images of nature and childlike wonder, she impressed us.

Alongside friends drinking and laughing with one another, the bleak “Yeah…… Maybe you don’t want to pursue this as a career?” Egg Nazi horror film struggles for ratings.

Did she mistake repetition for insight? And what about Frame Rate…?

And what is the meaning behind the Serbian Chinese takeout talk?

*sigh*

I have these friends called Sally and Lelly, I want them to make a TV show. Picture these two smart, funny and vivacios women, sitting in a great place. Could be a great classic set of couches, ambiant lighting, atmosphere. The aim is to bring people in and get them to talk about things, interesting things, things people want to know.

Its going to be called “Sally & Lelly on the TELLY” Imagine that, what a name in flashing lights. Good music, ah it will be great.

There are are many different modes of communication. There will be live interviews and segments but also some internet interaction in some way. There could also be interviews with the public.

Some ideas so far:

Cooking, Good food,
Intersting people maybe even mothers,
Talking to older people, asking them about life and learning from their wisdom
Pet segments with Odette, Odette’s K9 heaven,

Beasically these girls have an amzing support network of people who can help them to achieve this. I have helped them by making them realise that they can do it. I will organise to get them on channel 31. I will get the equipment and help them with the concept and design.

And so it starts.

Lelly: Well this is different.
Sally: Hm… well yeah
Lelly: Should we start?
Sally: People of Australia here is your chance to relate ……………..

Tips on Staying Warm.

1. Create a fire. For this, you will need a lighting device and fuel, preferably wood.
2. Wood may be obtained from tree or in log form from a petrol station.
3. If you are not near trees and petrol station is out of logs it is best to borrow someone else’s wood. For this, you will need a balaclava.
4. Gloves are also good for preventing fingerprints.
5. And beautiful friends are a priceless advantage.
6. Jump your neighbour’s fence.
7. Collect enough wood for the size of fire you require; be realistic and not greedy.
8. Swiftly and respectfully leave your neighbour’s yard, making a mental note to bring them some lemons one day.
9. Re-enter your premises where chilly and anxious friends greet you like a hero.
10. Light fire.

Tonight I was wearing simple pattern dress. This pattern is built up of the consecutive
brown and of white square shapes. It actually looks like a pixel based pattern. That in it self was an introduction into a work to be presented. While other artists were getting into place, an atmosphere of awkwardness spreading, I hoped to project outlines of presentation and hence provide focus. It was to be a night of melodic electronic music and of visuals arresting attention and thoughts of unwary audience.

My very good friend, Mikey Young is a remarkable man. I enjoyed photographing him one day at the back of a house in St Kilda East. The photo was so good I decided to turn it into a poster for his birthday which was soon. It showed Mikey stretching his arms above his head and I used this image to create a movie poster with the title “Mr Young”. He is from Adelaide so I used a sky from Adelaide as the backdrop for the poster and in the credits I put the names of myself and Mikey’s good friends. When he received the poster a few weeks after his birthday (it took a while to get it printed and mounted correctly) he was very pleased and flattered that his friends went to such an effort. He carried it home and was rained on, sadly the poster was damaged. He was very sad and asked if I could make another. Which I did.

I hear that every day when people come to visit Mr Young they all see the poster and are amazed. I think Mr Young is very proud of the gift we made for him.