13:06:05	 From Paeony Lewis : I always find these zoom sessions inspiring, so I'm sorry that this time I can't stay long. Also Lizzie Stevens asked me to say unfortunately she can't be here as she is on a retreat.
13:06:40	 From Emma Welton : I’m glad to be here for a while. I need to leave at 12.50 - sorry about that.
13:07:03	 From Margaret Harland : I also need to leave early - sorry.
13:14:32	 From Richard Povall : I always think some of Hugh’s music has the flavour of Flanders & Swann but perhaps it’s just these songs!
13:14:44	 From Emma Welton : Spelled G - N - U
13:16:04	 From Richard Povall : There was in fact a humpback whale around last summer, mostly just ‘round the corner’ in Start Bay rather than in Tor Bay.
13:25:43	 From Richard Povall : This is kind of why I described the animals in my blurb as ‘phantasmagoric’. They’re not of course because they are real animals, but in unusual and even fantastical spaces.
13:28:11	 From Richard Povall : This kind of ‘instant’ work has little self-consciousness and therefore creates something different from more considered work. Each has value I think.
13:28:44	 From Richard Povall : It’s also an interesting form of collaboration where the collaborators are working quite separately but yet together.
13:29:56	 From Richard Povall : The book Hugh mentioned is ‘Unquiet Landscape’ by Christopher Neve.
13:30:26	 From Hugh Nankivell : Christopher Neve ‘The Unquiet Landscape’
13:34:27	 From Richard Povall : It will be interesting to hear what Rick feels about the scale of the paintings being changed so significantly.
13:46:26	 From Emma Welton : I wonder whether there will be evident a different attitude / experience of time in art created during this period.
13:55:01	 From Emma Welton : thank you, all.
13:55:11	 From Richard Povall : Bye Emma
13:57:03	 From Richard Povall : I think it’s this one https://www.instagram.com/rickulelethorpe/
14:01:15	 From Anne Krinsky : I have to leave, but thank you all. A very enjoyable collaboration!
14:01:26	 From Richard Povall : Thanks Anne - bye
14:02:51	 From Margaret Harland : Have really enjoyed this - thank you everyone
14:05:25	 From Paeony Lewis : Interesting to find out 'behind the scenes'. Thanks. Re collaborations, as a picture book author I have found trust is vital, along with a willingness to let go, albeit stand up when you feel very strongly.
14:05:27	 From Emma Welton : I enjoyed the adding of timed-based art forms to the perception of a painting is really compelling. The music invites us to dwell, and the pace of video changing also is gradual and spacious.
14:06:01	 From Emma Welton : I wish I could edit my comment...
14:09:27	 From Emma Welton : In fact, the freedom from an audience creates its own kind of internalism - a unique quality.
14:11:15	 From Clare Donegan : Is there anywhere i can view the film?
14:11:20	 From Clare Donegan : pls
14:11:35	 From Becky Lyon : Thank you very much! This was my first session so was happy to listen in for now :) Will be more active next time!