almost new year

almost new year the hangman's erection falls limp

the muckish

propososal for a poetry platform/mound with pit of words
the piece is envisaged as being in a school's grounds

paul conneally 2006

do not inhale

for a better world play golf on the moon

paul conneally

2006

14 Nights in Carnac

14 Nights in Carnac

mixed media - book and oak leaves

14 Nights in Carnac - a piece made by UK artist Paul Conneally (Little Onion) in July 2006. The artist spent 14 nights in Carnac famous for its megoliths its standing stones. He lived and slept below two oak trees. Each night reading sections of Haruki Murakami's The Wind-up Bird Chronicle plucking an oak leaf from the trees and placing it inside the book as a bookmark.

The finished piece is the book with the leaves pressed inside it.