It’s time to ‘shut up shop’ with the photojournalling blog posts – and indeed all posts on this Off the Trolley Productions ‘Person is Not a Rude Word’ blog site…
OTTProductions will continue in other formats: more mobile phone photography, and record of that on Instagram @s.walkr.luc; more Aspie-voice writing Elsewhere; more #post-simplist 3D mobile-making that addresses the Environmental Crisis and Global Climate Justice…
Since the Photo’d Hisherstory : Potted History Pt. 2 at this post link I have not only accumulated thousands more photos – and hundreds of #fotomosaic_grids – but also a refurb upgraded Samsung J3 mobile since the trusty A3, that followed on from the trustier G3, had both died built-in-obsolescent deaths…
A new mobile means adjusting once again to new grid layouts: now the delight of irregular ‘mosaic’ options, as a default, has prompted me into more play and experimentation with my ‘grids’: from simple 4-shot through 64-shot squares, etc – as can be seen here and in the slideshow below.
Hopefully I continue to be as experimental in my life: becoming more irregular in my hisher genderqueer dressing, variedly photojournalling never-done-before activities, cooking foods not fried-baked-or-boiled by me up-to-now, growing more plants from seed to ‘green up’ a communal garden space, etc…
The slideshow below shows life on the Farm, in the Shops and Cafes, on Holiday (Celebrating Sixty on the Scilly Isles**), in Brighton on the Buses & on the Ground, at the Tate Modern (Anni Albers’ Weaving), at the Seafront as a Wet Front approaches, in a Marquee for Bingo, in London, in Love with Flora, in a Kilt, in a Grid-colouring Mood, in Self-Portrait (and Mobile) Mode, etc…
** Aspie heaven: alone and quiet and visually/manually ‘stimming’ with the phone ‘shutter button’ = 500+ fotos for 55+ mosaic_grids of ‘Beauty Fest’ !
I joined a series of workshops with a group of people living with invisible conditions / hidden disabilities. We explored our experiences through visual art, storytelling and soundscapes – and contributed to a film about participation in the sessions which can be seen on the Root Experience website under 
Root Experience wished to expand on the work and the ideas that emerged from the 8 week course; they put out a bid to win an ITV People’s Projects award to run similar workshops in 10 towns across South East England and from those, and the Brighton sessions, create a book to illustrate – literally – some general and shared experiences – and information – about how it can be to live with hidden conditions.
I assisted with the graphics side of the fundraising bid, including parading with others as A-frame poster-wearers, through Saturday shoppers and cafe-scene quaffers, on a busy Brighton afternoon. We won our award and a year later the book ‘
It is with a sense of extreme urgency that I am launching the #neuroDV_art* revolutionary creativist** ‘movement’ #
I also strongly need to express my concerns, by expanding my creative recycling visual artist practice and lifestyle into a ‘movement’ to be shared: a call out to other ND persons who care deeply (and struggle painfully) at the totally illogical way that our societies are functioning and managed.
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