Composition for Bespoke Corset Suit, 2012
Sunday, December 30, 2012
Monday, December 24, 2012
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Saturday, December 1, 2012
Monday, November 19, 2012
Eleven (Buttoned Painting), 2012
Eleven (Buttoned
Painting), 2012, Linen,
linen covered buttons, cotton and thread, over wood support, 36 x 42 inches
Monday, November 12, 2012
Button Hole Composition (Blond Linen)
Button Hole
Composition (Blond Linen), 2012, Linen,
cotton and thread, over wood support
46 X 40 inches
46 X 40 inches
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Saturday, October 13, 2012
Country Suiting
Monday, October 8, 2012
Monday, September 10, 2012
Friday, August 24, 2012
What Must Be Done (Swan's Tale)
A film by Eric Magnuson and Lisa Z. Morgan alias The Lavender Hinge
a.k.a. The Whore's Omelette a.k.a. Swan & Horse Productions a.k.a Pink & eam.
Knickers by STRUMPET & PINK. Soundtrack by Nick Cave and Warren Ellis.
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
What Must Be Done (Black Swan)
A film by Eric Magnuson and Lisa Z. Morgan alias The Lavender Hinge
a.k.a. The Whore's Omelette a.k.a. Swan & Horse Productions a.k.a Pink & eam.
Knickers by STRUMPET & PINK. Soundtrack by Nick Cave and Warren Ellis
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Black Swan (Black Silk)
A film by Eric Magnuson and Lisa Z. Morgan alias The Lavender Hinge
a.k.a. The Whore's Omelette a.k.a. Swan & Horse Productions a.k.a Pink & eam.
Knickers by STRUMPET & PINK. Soundtrack by Nick Cave and Warren Ellis
Sunday, July 29, 2012
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Sunday, July 15, 2012
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Sunday, June 17, 2012
Sunday, May 27, 2012
Friday, May 25, 2012
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
When My Love Comes Down (for Willow)
A film by Eric Magnuson and Lisa Z. Morgan alias The Lavender Hinge
a.k.a. The Whore's Omelette a.k.a. Swan & Horse Productions a.k.a Pink & eam.
Knickers by STRUMPET & PINK. Soundtrack by Grinderman
Sunday, May 20, 2012
To Bring You My Love (for Willow)
A film by Eric Magnuson and Lisa Z. Morgan alias The Lavender Hinge
a.k.a. The Whore's Omelette a.k.a. Swan & Horse Productions a.k.a Pink & eam.
Knickers by STRUMPET & PINK. Soundtrack by PJ Harvey
Saturday, May 19, 2012
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Saturday, May 12, 2012
Love Dance (for Willow)
A film by Eric Magnuson and Lisa Z. Morgan alias The Lavender Hinge
a.k.a. The Whore's Omelette a.k.a. Swan & Horse Productions a.k.a Pink & eam.
Knickers by STRUMPET & PINK. Soundtrack by Minutemen.
Thursday, May 10, 2012
The Origin of The Lavender Hinge
Lavender Hinge 1, 2011 |
Late at night in the Castle nest, rests The Swan and The Horse.
The Horse lay sleeping deeply in dreamland, whilst The Swan awoke to natures call. The Swan gazed upon The Horse’s peaceful face. Not wishing to disturb his deep slumber, she carefully tiptoed her way quietly and silently to the bathroom (one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, all good children go to heaven). Gently she eased open the bathroom door.
The Horse lay sleeping deeply in dreamland, whilst The Swan awoke to natures call. The Swan gazed upon The Horse’s peaceful face. Not wishing to disturb his deep slumber, she carefully tiptoed her way quietly and silently to the bathroom (one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, all good children go to heaven). Gently she eased open the bathroom door.
SQQUEEAEAK
screamed the Hinge.
She winced at the pitch of the creaking sound
yet continued to tiptoe and went quietly about her ablutions.
Tentatively she took the door by the handle
and, with the lightest of touch, opened the door toward her.
SQQUEEAEAK
protested the Hinge.
Once more The Swan winced at the pitch of
the creaking sound. She resumed her tiptoeing and ever so softly returned to
the bed and lay herself down beside The Horse. He was sound asleep and
breathing deeply.
The following night The Swan again awoke
and made her hushed tiptoed way to the bathroom (one, two, three, four, five,
six, seven, all good children go to heaven). She cautiously pushed against the
bathroom door.
SQQUEEAEAK
shrieked the Hinge.
She flinched at the squeaking creak yet
continued to tiptoe and went quietly about her ablutions.
Not wishing to move the door an inch but
needing to return to the bed she lightly took the door handle in hand and,
light as light, she opened the door toward her.
SQQUEEAEAK
screeched the Hinge.
“What a discordant squeak” thought The
Swan. “This voluble Hinge is sure to wake my sleeping Horse.”
She tiptoed her way back to the bed and to
The Horse.
Night after night and SQQUEEAEAK after SQQUEEAEAK, The Swan became more and more agitated by the dissonant Hinge. She
was convinced that the relentless rusty exclamations disturbed The Horse’s
dreamtime and slumber. She determined to hush the Hinge once and for all.
Although the way in which she was to do
this, was a bit unorthodox and did not present itself to her until one evening
whilst administering lavender oil to her Horse. For you see lavender oil is a
natural lubricant. The Swan’s thoughts became focussed on the calming and
lubricating effects of the fragrant oil. Could she soothe the chorus of the
corroded Hinge with the floral lubrication as she soothes her Horse?
Swiftly and softly she made her way to the
bathroom door (one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, all good children go to
heaven).
SQQUEEAEAK
complained the Hinge.
She began to liberally oil the Hinge. The
perfumed oil dribbled down the rusty brass.
SQQUEEAK announced the Hinge. She applied a
little more.
SQUEAK sounded the Hinge. She applied more.
Squeak. And more
squeak. More
sq….. and a little…
….... More
……
Silence.
The Hinge was still. The Swan opened the
door and closed the door. Opened and closed. Smooth, silent. Again and again
and not one peep was to be heard from the Hinge.
That night The Swan awoke and made her
hushed tiptoed way to the bathroom (one, two, three, four, five, six, seven,
all good children go to heaven).
She cautiously pushed against the bathroom door. The Hinge smoothly and
silently glided the door open. Not a sound. All was quiet. The Hinge was
hushed.
The following day The Swan mentioned the
Hinge to The Horse and how she had calmed and soothed it’s relentless soundings.
And, to her surprise, The Horse had never heard a thing. Indeed The Horse was
oblivious to the fact that the Hinge had ever cried out and SQQUEEAEAKED so relentlessly by day and by night. For, you see, The Horse’s
hearing was not very acute and he readily confessed to being rather deaf.
But how fragrant and how peaceful was The
Lavender Hinge.
Swan & Horse Productions © 2012
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