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The Envelope Manifesto

a precarious manifesto for art practice

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It may be necessary to allow for both a collection of the inside of envelopes, and an equally precisely archived and totally separate collection of the outside of envelopes – process is what it needs to be

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Pursue your obsessions until they are expended and replaced by new ones

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Be a legend for yourself

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Your work is your ally – make sure you get on

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You should try to view the work of others without reference to its context / You should never try to view the work of others without reference to its context

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Art should change things

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Know your pace; sometimes you need time to regroup, to ‘breathe in before you breathe out’ or to listen to what the work is trying to tell you.

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The production of objects can be problematic and some processes need to self-cannibalise

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You will know your work when you see it

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Some walls are made of glass and hard to see

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