'the storeyed, storied hands, bodies long faded but fingerprints into the city - by its very being here - are indelibly pressed.'

DIASPORA (2017)

title: DIASPORA (2017)

'the storeyed, storied hands, bodies long faded but fingerprints into the city - by its very being here - are indelibly pressed.'

' A great, gleaming city... limitless points of light... '

BARTLETT UGIII BIRTH & REBIRTH (2019-20)

title: 'The Unborn World' - UNITIII

' A great, gleaming city... limitless points of light... '

'Manchester’s shining stars are singing'

MANCHESTER MEMORIAL (2019)

title: MANCHESTER MEMORIAL (2019)

'Manchester’s shining stars are singing'

' Those stratified places where the very earth is punctured by gyrating spectres, writ in rainbows. '

BARTLETT UGIII FIELD TRIP (2020)

title: 'Heartbloodsea' - Ralph Gunson Parker

' Those stratified places where the very earth is punctured by gyrating spectres, writ in rainbows. '

'in brightest light our
shadows fall off the sweet earth
to paint distant moons'

BARTLETT UG13 SUMMER SHOW (2019)

title: 'HaikUG13' - Ralph Gunson Parker

' in brightest light our
shadows fall off the sweet earth
to paint distant moons '

'a cigarette burn through the parchment walls of her world to unhide truth'

HINGE (2015)

title: 'Heartbloodsea' - Ralph Gunson Parker

' a cigarette burn through the parchment walls of her world to unhide truth '

' in group we set towards height, to be opened and revealed as it passes onwards.'

BARTLETT UG13 FIELD TRIP (2019)

title: 'Heartbloodsea' - Ralph Gunson Parker

' in group we set towards height, to be opened and revealed as it passes onwards.'

' In a chrysalis of coiled roots and rose heartwood he in his headfire.'

BALFRON SEASON (2014)

title: 'Heartbloodsea' - Ralph Gunson Parker

' In a chrysalis of coiled roots and rose heartwood he in his headfire. '

'before gravity compresses our spines and we return to the moon they had sung and all the valley echoed.'

ARCHITECTURE DIPLOMA THESIS: A POSTHISTORY OF ATTERCLIFFE (2000)

title: 'Heartbloodsea' - Ralph Gunson Parker

'before gravity compresses our spines and we return to the moon they had sung and all the valley echoed.'