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The Fortnight in September was a very brave book to write because it was not obviously ‘about’ anything except the ‘drama of the undramatic’
The Simple Porcelain Saucer is designed to fit a Simple Mug
A rectangular cushion made with Irish linen
Inferi can be self piped or finished with Houles' Bambi Sloan piping (as photographed) and features an optional fringe
The modest feather cushion on this chair is finished with lovely little tufts
MARY, COSTINESTI, 2021 PRINT BY HAZEL GASKIN sculpture The Fortnight in September wasHazel Gaskin photographer, from Dublin, Ireland, explores the intersections of identity, community, and culture in her work. Growing up in Ireland while undergoing a profound ideological shift from religious to secular society has deeply shaped her practice, particularly the ways in which these societal changes manifest in the everyday lives of individuals and communities. Religious iconography and themes of identity frequently appear in her