Introduction

Graham Keddie has worked in collaboration with Agnes Marton’s Poem, Iguana.
In consideration of the content and intensity of this poem, he has collaborated in the context of the presence of place and organic, in time fluctuating levels of narrative.

The work was an intervention choreographed over a period of 2 weeks in June 2014.
This took place in the ‘Summer House’ at Artspace in Kettering, Northamptonshire, England. The time spent on the residency was specifically used to explore a philosophical heuristic meeting place with the poem.

This book documents the intervention but also places the work into a new context: an anthropological, spatial experience in place and time. The book comprises of 350 images.

Graham Keddie MRBS, describes his current Visual Art Practice in June 2014 as: ‘Examining the Philosophy of Ordinary Language, love and the consumption of milk’

He is quoted as saying;

‘Not everything I say is necessarily true but, I never tell a lie’.

Graham Keddie is a member of the Royal British Society of Sculptors.