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Dive into The Feditorial: A Curiosity Cabinet of Creativity

The Feditorial is your invitation to the spirited world of an artist and writer. Explore a constellation of content – from poems whispering insights from nature to travel memoirs filled with captivating journeys and gentle reflections. Discover the stories behind sentimental recipes or the creations of inspiring makers, and delve into the artist’s own explorations of new creative mediums.

If you’re intrigued by the ever-evolving journey of a curious mind, and enjoy observations on life and the creative process, the feditorial. is your invitation to wander within.

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Anything Worthy is Tidal | On Driftwood & Patience to Find the Things We’re Meant to Find
I'm not sure what combination of events lead me to developing my trait of 'waiting things out'. You could say it's remarkable patience, but if you've ever seen me pack a dishwasher you'd realise I have little of that in the collective sense. The particular brand of...
The Dark Arts of DIY: A bathroom to want to get naked in
She's always been obsessed with black. Her wardrobe is half bright colours and half black. Her cats are her half mottled and the others, they're all black. When she bought the house we're currently living in, it was the black ceiling with gold cornice that enchanted...
Herb wreaths: the festive equivalent of a zen garden and why you should make one this season
Clipping fresh sprigs of rosemary from the garden hedge, the knots inside begin to unravel. Large ceramic dishes of garlicky roast potatoes and garnishings of fresh rosemary served up in a few weeks’ time wash into view, as I snip at the woody brush below. A few paces...

How to carve a pumpkin

While I am indeed a proud South African I do like to absorb popular traditions from other corners of this globe. And since Halloween just also happens to be my birthday, I thought I’d give the fun...

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Gifts in plain sight & meeting the peacekeeper of Brahmavihara
An excerpt from my travel log on the island of Bali, while in the region of Lovina, not doing any of the things you're supposed to do when in Lovina. Lovina has been a simple and sweet immersion into living in the suburbs with Balinese locals. We're nowhere near a...
Anything Worthy is Tidal | On Driftwood & Patience to Find the Things We’re Meant to Find
I'm not sure what combination of events lead me to developing my trait of 'waiting things out'. You could say it's remarkable patience, but if you've ever seen me pack a dishwasher you'd realise I have little of that in the collective sense. The particular brand of...
Auvers-sur-Oise | Portrait by The Red Door
Auver sur OisePainting our portrait by the Red Door.When a painting is better than a polaroid A few years back we visited the small town of Auver Sur Oise just outside of Pontoise on a trip to Europe. It's where Van Gogh spent much of his later life. Down one of the...
Herb wreaths: the festive equivalent of a zen garden and why you should make one this season
Clipping fresh sprigs of rosemary from the garden hedge, the knots inside begin to unravel. Large ceramic dishes of garlicky roast potatoes and garnishings of fresh rosemary served up in a few weeks’ time wash into view, as I snip at the woody brush below. A few paces...

ON SPIRIT & BEING HUMAN

From where I stand

A friendly reminder in mindfulness from you dinner time aubergine

A friendly reminder in mindfulness from you dinner time aubergine

It was a strange and rare occurrence — a night on which I wasn’t particularly hungry. I clicked on the gas and heated three slices of bread in the pan. No, I don’t own a toaster. It’s part of my ‘living with less’ lifestyle philosophy. Once golden brown, each slice...

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Overcoming your personal brand of eye gook

Overcoming your personal brand of eye gook

My poor dog, Shumba, always gets this gook in his eyes. Most mornings, he blinks his still handsome hello at me through a thick, goopy slime. My vet attributes it to dry tear ducts. Basically, he’s crying snot (my dog — not the vet). Every morning, while I undertake...

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paintings & poetry

What comes from within

Unearthed thoughts in my silence with soup
Dear Marion I'm doing the thing we talked about, the eating in silence and solitude thing.. I'm sitting on the wooden floor Just inside my own front door. The door is flung wide, wide open. The floor is a little uncomfortable, but I can smell the jasmine, I can watch...
I am an ANIMALA
- a download received during the making of the first set of animala pendants -  I am an A N I M A L A I am not a decoration I am a sacred intention Earth - Air - Fire - Water are my devotion Alchemy that unites our most essential notion Trees aged in woods to give...
She gull
She Gull — what ocean birds show us, when we really look — The white seagull can do More than glide and squawk She can Mid-flight Wings still expanded Rattle her torso Like a barrel rolling to and fro on hinges Separate to the wings keeping her airborne Shake her wet,...
Witnessing the Togetherness
Witnessing The Togetherness — Lessons from Zosterops Virens, the Cape White Eye — They make no announcement of their coming Quite suddenly they are just all there Together A family of Cape White Eyes I try to count exactly how many But they flit and weave too fast...
You are of animal
There's a bird park and animal sanctuary in the town where I live, called The World of Birds. I went to visit it one day, after a particularly frustrating day trying to untangle the knots in my mind; thoughts of my dislike of social media and my reason for being, the...
Can You Age Like The Woods?
How to age gracefully: A short story and poem delivered by nature   My days return me to the forest, not as part of a stay-fit regime or a habit that must be upheld. But rather in the way that the ocean keeps drawing in her waters after every spill onto the...

Adventure & Travel

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Here’s how to make the ideal chai tea

Here’s how to make the ideal chai tea

Have you ever had the experience of tasting a dish or drink, that you’ve had many times before, in a completely foreign location and suddenly you’re seeing it in a whole new light? I had that with the most wonderful cup of chai tea not too long ago, on a trip to the...

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