by Tim Girvin | Oct 18, 2004 | Writings
Rain patterns… I’m sitting, looking at fabric, in my lap. It’s there because I’m wearing it — a layering of black and white banded interlacings, with a mixture of gray at the junctures. It’s plaid. My daughter, Gabrielle, says that...
by Tim Girvin | Dec 31, 2010 | Diary
Over time, I’ve been thinking about the idea of a construction being — a place made — built as a allegory of something bigger — a larger symbolic idea. The idea relates to ancient symbolism for architecture — it’s never just a...
by Tim Girvin | Jan 4, 2011 | Diary
THE WAYFINDER’S ART. THE DESIGN OF SIGNS. Where to? The art of being lost and finding your way. I WAS LOST, NOW I AM FOUND. What of the emotionality of that experience — I’m lost? I’m found. I’m finding my way? Pleas of positioning and...
by GirvinIT | Apr 6, 2021
Yes. You keepworking. Many of my friends and colleagues retire. And, in that movement, I contemplate what that means for me, if anything. My Dad retired at 65—and, given his highly action-oriented lifestyle, along with my Mother, he unfurled his career to engage in...
by Tim Girvin | Nov 16, 2011 | Diary
THE STATE OF WOWNESS In the exploration of design, organizing information, considering presentations and context, emotional relatedness, there are two elements that I look for in the conjunction of creative intelligence and communications to community. Content and...
