The life in BACK POCKETS.

Vottis aega mis vottis, aga lopuks on  küsimuste-vastuste voor siiski kohal!

Otsustasin hommikul, et hakkan lopuks pihta ja esimene, kes ette jai, oli Brian (sellega, millega ta tapsemalt tegeleb, saab tutvuda siin: http://www.facebook.com/branchingoutart). 

Nii me siis hommikutee korvale  jutustasimegi. Mina uurisin-puurisin ja B. nuputas vastuseid.

What's always with you when you leave the house?

- My gold ring.

What's your personal soundtrack?

- My little fella laughing.

What are your personal favorites at this very stage?

- Painting by Aarne Vasar that is up in our living room. 

My own ideas starting to take form in many artistic medias. Enjoying creating art pieces with others - even my own personal ideas- and letting them take their own shape. 

 I like finding some of my old recordings to listen over a long time. I really like Portico Quartet - looking forward to getting lost in their new album. (Listen to a song called Clipper in the end of post!)

Also listening to Rockabye Baby.

My impromtue lullabyes every day on xylophone and ukulele.

 I just read a book called "My Boy" by Philomena Lynott. The story of the black rose - An Róisin Dubh (means Ireland and was the nickname of Phil Lynott.) 

I LOVE black bread! And diving into wine and understanding the wine. Am getting to know wines more.

What makes you smile?

- My sons smile. And arriving back to the green fields of Ireland/the white Eesti.

And now... would you show what you have in your back pocket and tell the story of it?

- Loads o fluff. . . eemmm... no... (naerab.)

Me brown chinos I have a not just a brown piece of recycled looking hand-drying paper. It's from West-Tallinn Central Hospital. Anybody could just chuck it away any day, but the moment I was about to throw it away to the pin in the hospital, I had this weird feeling that I should keep this half wrapped folded origami unused hand-drying paper, and it has been there since my son was born.

... I wondered should I use it in art or create something special out of it, even dry my hands with it a few times...And now it has become something, being shared in this interview and with you, documented down. It has taken its own form.

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