Tom Parker has spent much time over the last year perfecting
the feigned use of third person in writing as a means of implying a perceived
but faux success.
The work is concerned with a continuous practice of
labouring towards no outcome. Through the adoption of a controlled process and
implemented rules of constraints and constants, areas are recorded in a way of
collecting information that may otherwise be cumulatively lost throughout the
printing practice and a goal-orientated disposition in general. This said, of
course, having no goal as the desired achievement from the start is, if met, a
successful outcome. So the only way of avoiding that pitfall is to fail- to
achieve a goal that was set out to be avoided- and produce an outcome.
"Burnished steel plate on blue cutting mat”, Detail, cutting mat, (steel)
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