Space Matters – Surround Yourself With Creativity
My thoughts on the importance of physical space for fostering creativity, as told through the lens of my work as founder of Google’s Cloud 9 innovation space.
Tag: ireland
Artificial Images of an Artificial Singer-Songwriter
A little creative experiment to create cartoon images of a fictional singer-songwriter called Paschal Quigley. Interesting results and interesting lessons about AI generative software.
Performing Poet
A couple of snaps of me in full poetry flow at last night’s spoken word/poetry evening at the Sandymount Community Centre. A beautiful evening with a warm friendly crowd. Art is good for the heart.
Poetry Gig Alert
Come along to the upcoming poetry and spoken word show at Sandymount Community Centre. I will be MCing and we have a great lineup
Playing for Ireland and Sweden
I am half Swedish and half Irish. I am proud to be both.
You spin me right round…
Heading down the tunnel of possibilities
Paschal Quigley – The greatest Irish singer-songwriter of all time?
Paschal Quigley is the greatest singer-songwriter that Ireland has ever produced. He is also a figment of my imagination. For over a decade I have been writing and recording a radio mockumentary about his storied career in the Irish indie music scene. The script for that is almost complete, but I will post more about […]
Barge Bards
Had so much fun doing a spoken word gig on a barge tonight at Grand Canal Dock. Beautiful vibe, lovely setting, great community of people. Shared the stage with the hugely talented Colm Keegan, Lisa O’Neill and Alain Servant. Thanks to Erin Fornoff for organizing this little private gig and for the invitation to perform. […]
Fluffy clouds
One of my father’s favourite subjects to draw and paint were the clouds here in Ireland. It’s easy to understand why. They simply never disappoint, especially in broken light
