Empathy and service – a new kind of activism

The blind French resistance fighter, Jacques Lusseyran, described arriving in Buchenwald and being stripped of every visible marker of status and identity. He observed that only those who had an inner sense of self independent of status  were able to survive the camp.  This theme is very pertinent now. President Donald Trump has been described […]

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Art and Enlightened Individualism

Kierkegaard said that our relationship to anxiety determines the failure or fruitfulness of our life. When I was growing up, my mother appeared to be allergic to me. I became the scapegoat of the family. As soon as I was old enough, I left home and found my own people. I studied literature and philosophy […]

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But the Soul, it is a Country (2)

Is it possible to discover resources and attitudes that can help to enter the world of soul which is the land of self-making? What can we place before us as the aim of this journey that encourages us to overcome our fear of its demands?

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Update

Due to a long-term health problem which is now gradually responding to treatment, Deborah has not been able to do many Social Sculpture events over the last three years. We will publish an update as soon as we have something planned.

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Update

Due to a long-term health problem which is now gradually responding to treatment, Deborah has not been able to do many exhibitions over the last three years. We will publish an update as soon as we have something planned.

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