Werk in Progress

Always observing. How things work, what makes things "tick." Watching users move in the spaces they inhabit. People and things. It's a place to start.

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Car vs Car

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Bike contraption next to partial zero emission Subaru wagon I built a bike car starting last fall, and finished it this January. Wher...
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Saturday, February 19, 2011

Airport Window

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I would have taken a photograph, but I was standing in the security line at the airport, with camera buried in bag and sure to look do...
Tuesday, February 8, 2011

A Building Lifestyle

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This is a project I did a while ago, inspired by the idea to mess around on the water in a self propelled craft. After two months in...
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Friday, December 17, 2010

Unreached...as of yet

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Took a friend for a drive the other day. Happened to drive by the familiar trailhead to a modest urban area summit. We didn't stop (...
Wednesday, August 11, 2010

Neighbors

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  If you live somewhere for more than a few months, you surely will meet one or more of your neighbors. There is no assurance that you will ...
Monday, July 12, 2010

Abode

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The place in which you live.   I go by this willow structure a few times a month. It's one part of a very appealing ...
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Saturday, May 15, 2010

Focus

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Thinking today about the word focus. Well, about the concept of it, and of a certain kind of focus, that I suppose fits into the category of...
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Eileen A. Brodie
If I'm not scribbling here, I should be doing so somewhere. In the spirit of collegial debate I often take the posture that things are a work in progress. We know what we know, now. But I'm one to look around the corner, to see the evolution of thought, objects, humanity. This doesn't mean failing to commit to the now, as if we can't act on what is known to date. Yet I'd like to be ready to advance as more is known. Yes, I'm an early adopter. (Elsewhere, I'm known as gadget girl.)
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