Words for titles (unused, some borrowed)

BY LORNA MACINTYRE

All Growth is a Series of Movements 1

Gestures

Stone Quartet

Hock and claret glasses, shimmering, a spiny shell, where it concerted, mirrored, bronze with sunnier bronze 2

Fir Moment

Open Eye and Shut Eye

Music, Violets and the Letter S 3

Storms as He Walks

Night Blue Fruit 2

The Finches

Imagiste

Speaking in Tongues

Carrington – upstairs under CAR

Objects in Relation

Eidolon

Extra Flat

Ostranenie

Night-Black and Paper-White 4

Notes in Silver

Sun Stone

December

Ultra-Thin

Where I am is Here 5

Rain, Hail, Thunder, Lightning

Without Flux

Stone-Like-Thing

Tropic of Capricorn

Arabesque

Shadow’s Prose Paragraphs

Correspondences

Oneiric

Pyramid Rock

1 from ‘The Secret Life of Plants’, Peter Tompkins and Christopher Bird (1973)
2 from ‘Ulysses’, James Joyce, 1922
3 title chapter from ‘A Room With a View’, E M Forster, 1908
4 from ‘Lee Miller’, Carolyn Burke, 2007
5 title of a Margaret Tait work, 1964

Lorna Macintyre is a Scottish artist who lives and works in Glasgow. She uses a broad spectrum of influential touchstones in her work, from poetry and literature to archaeology and symbolism.