2021 Dedh Dew Cans Pajar Ügens ha Dewdhek
De Meurth, nawnjegves mis Hedra
Tuesday,
19th October
Loos
disliw ew an eborn hedhyw ha my ow mires der ow beister. Leun ew an ayr a lebor.
Na vadna vy mos mes (saw, moy a-bres, my a wrüg cuntel dens lew rag an cònidnas).
Ma othom dhebm a liw. Da ew genam art ha da ew genam soleryow art. Da via genam
mos dhe Tate Porth Ia, bes na ellama. Etho, my a wra mires orth ymajys war aga
gwiasva. Thera vy ow whilas liwyow. Ma tirwelow fantasy leun a liw gen Petrit
Halilaj, keffres ha blockys a liw gen Marlow Moss ha Roger Hilton. Ew an
canfas ow cregy gen Sam Gilliam tirwel po havalder an tir en shâp ha liw?
Meurgerys ew Alfred Wallis. "Den bojek (bohojek) a'n puskes" o ev, pecar'a
William Bodinar. Ev a recordyas an Porth Ia o aswonys dhodho war remenadow a
vord ha predn gen paynt morek. Nag o an re ma fantasy.
The sky is a faded grey today as I look through my window.
The air is full of moisture. I do not want to go out (though, earlier, I did pick dandelions for the rabbits). I need
colour. I like art and I like art galleries. I'd like to go to Tate St Ives,
but I can't. So, I'll look at images on their website. I am looking for
colours. There are colourful fantasy landscapes by Petrit Halilaj, as well as
blocks of colour by Marlow Moss and Roger Hilton. Is the hanging canvas by
Sam Gilliam a landscape or a likeness of the land in shape and colour? Alfred
Wallis is much loved. He was a poor fisherman, like William Bodinar. He
recorded the St Ives he was familiar with on scraps of board and wood with
marine paint. These were not fantasy.
Deg
ger rag hedhyw Ten words for today
beister
(f)
window
bohojek
poor
bos da
gen > to like
bos
othom dhe > to need
disliw
colourless, faded < liw (m) colour
glebor
(m)
moisture < gleb wet
gwiasva
(f)
website
havalder
(m)
likeness
loos grey
soleryow
galleries
< soler (m)
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