A little About me and the Clocked into Time Project 

You would like to learn a little bit more about me, ok so lets see

Clocked into time About me and my journey researching the history of time keeping

About What you will find here:

My journey exploring what time means to me through a research led art practice exploring the components that make up time, the history of timekeeping and my contemplative creative responses to what I learn and encounter


Where ?

About Clocked into Time , History of Timekeeping research led visual art project

You will often find me somewhere where the mountains meet the sea, with the cold westerly wind making my cheeks glow.

I am a very private person, contemplative, curious and , perhaps even a little hermit like. There likely won't be many selfie photoshoot style images here, but rather a focus on what I look at, the small details often overlooked, the timekeeping devices, symbols and creative documentation.

To begin with I am sure there will be many more questions than answers but as I am recording, sharing and continuing my practice I kindly welcome you to rest a while here if what I share resonates with you. 

About my interests

  • Creative responses to curiosity 
  • A contemplative approach to exploring the meaning of time
  • A research led art practice learning from the very basics of how a clock actually works, what are all the moving parts called and how do I put them back together once I have taken everything apart 
  • A travelling spirit that loves to meander through the hidden little corners of a city spotting an old clock, find a forgotten village church clocktower bell , research intricate timepieces in a museum destination and soak it all up anytime I get a chance 

Perhaps, for now, that is enough about me. Thank you for sharing this space with me and walking for a moment in my footsteps




New Field Log Entries
This Month 

New timekeeping research additions have been made this month in the following field log entries



New Timekeeping Archive 
This Month 


  • CIT Archive


Clocked into Time 
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