"The task: to observe others as they truly are, independent of you."

@TheSchoolOfLife

Inspiring

Another Escape

"We all get those moments in life when we experience, if only for a second, something that utterly inspires us; we want to be a musician, a dancer, a bee keeper, a circus performer. It may be the overwhelming desire to collect new experiences, travel, or learn a new skill or language. But what if we actually played on these inspirations? Would we embark on the truly great experience it is to begin to realise our inspirations-turned-aspirations and creatively challenge ourselves?

It is inspiring and exhilarating to find individuals enthralled by their own lifestyle, people who inquisitively investigate their confines and comfortabilities and that feel creatively ambitious, whether it be in the most minute way or by a colossal change. We can take away from these energetic individuals fuel for our own motivation, and Another Escape looks to tap and bottle this invigorating subject matter, and subsequently encourage others to actively explore their own aspirations."

Waves

Drifting out of the blue

Immersion ~

Depths of the mind

Anxiety net looms

Transient passage through varied ambiances

Swimming in the psyche

You're bubbling under the surface

~Phoebe

a glitch in time  /
a glimpse in time

I see purple stardust in your eyes

~Dreamscape 1

~Dreamscape 2

Initial Ideas ~ Thinking about connections between physical and mental states of being.

~Phoebe

scissors

focus on breathing and hear

The Invisible

of the body.

narrative carefully and thoughtfully /

which resurrects the spirits of

what's in your mind

                                          the ability to control the entire dynamic
                           human feel that transcends the

bijou location of

pitch black, completely silent

everyone in there is tranquil

A brainstorm of cut-up poetry to attempt to create a definitive concept.
It's a shame I can't cut straight. 

- Nicole

The Ephemeral Language of the Subconscious Mind

We are undergoing a project that involves a literal transition of ideas and feelings through the initial use of postcards and responses.
 
Our work will focus on how place and time subconsciously effect thoughts and emotions, and explore how this can be communicated through a visual language.