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    • Haisai Okinawa!
    • Goraiko
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    • Moving Mountain >
      • Portraits of Yama
      • Walking with Yama
      • Day & Night
      • Yama Chan
    • Elevating Stones
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    • Yamayamayama
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    • 15 Hour Distance >
      • Outtakes
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Notes: The Everyday

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The “Book book”. IKEA Catalogue, 2015


​“Above all, watch with glittering eyes the whole world around you because the greatest secrets are always hidden in the most unlikely places. Those who don’t believe in magic will never find it.”

~ Roald Dahl, The Minpins, 1991



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Making Do and Getting By. Richard Wentworth, 1970—On-going


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Cat in Jungle. Gabriel Orozco, 1992

Findings: ITER. Stills from video footage, Adeleine Daysor, 2004

“…The everyday presents us with a recalcitrant object
that does not give up its secrets too readily.
”


~Ben Highmore,“Questioning Everyday Life”, 2002

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Something.  Acrylic paint on wall, Lily Van der Stokker, 1996
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Blob 05 (blue). Industrial paint on aluminium, David Batchelor, 2013
Mundane Euphoria. Oil on canvas, Adeleine Daysor, 2007
Plant growing from ceiling, resembling  a light fixture. Photo documentation, Adeleine Daysor, 2015
Four Heads and a Crown. Acrylic on sandpaper, Adeleine Daysor, 2011

“Sometimes I see it and then paint it. Other times I paint it and then see it”

~Jasper Johns

Satellite Sleep.  Acrylic and oil on canvas panel, Adeleine Daysor, 2015

"Painting cannot affirm the autonomy of things if it does not possess that autonomy itself."

~Sharon Butler, "Raoul De Keyser: The loss of certainty", 2016

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Master's Thesis, California College of the Arts 2011
Excerpt: "Mythic Realities"

“The whole world is offered to us, but by way of a look. We are no longer burdened by events, as soon as we behold their images with an interested, then simply curious, then empty but fascinated look.”

~Maurice Blanchot, Everyday Speech.

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Sky Envelope...Looking into the Deep. Watercolour on Fabriano Acquarello paper, Adeleine Daysor, 2019
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2020 (Everyday Myth).  Oil on canvas, Adeleine Daysor, 2020
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