On the Desirability of Wildflowers Whilst Dogwalking

John Charles Ryan

On the Desirability of Wildflowers Whilst Dogwalking

John Charles Ryan (Creator)

Research output: Non-textual output, including creative works › Original creative work › Textual work

Abstract

This portfolio contributes to a growing body of research into walking and creativity. The six poems explore walking as an approach to place-attunement. Following the work of other perambulatory artists, I composed poetry about Western Australian landscapes perceived corporeally through walking. The poems express sensorial responses and, in particular, capture the nuances of my encounters with flora.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Perth, Australia
Publisher	International Centre for Landscape and Language (ICLL) Press
Size	1 poem
Publication status	Published - 2010

Keywords

Creative Writing (incl Playwriting)

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https://hdl.handle.net/1959.11/21600

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1 Portfolio

The Walking Poems
Ryan, J. C. (Creator), 2011
Research output: Non-textual output, including creative works › Portfolio

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On the Desirability of Wildflowers Whilst Dogwalking

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The Walking Poems

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