I've not shared much back story on my work in recent years here - but I didn't see it coming that my publication 'Markéta's Notes' would find its way onto the merch stand in the BFI Shop during the Laura Mulvey Season. Very nice of BFI Shop team 😍

Season artwork for British Film Institute 'Laura Mulvey - Thinking Through Film' by @ewaferdynus.com 👏

🚀 oh go on then. Thanks for sharing here 😍

If I can coax my algorithm to show me more from #academicsky #artistwriting perhaps it will make sense to share more details. The publisher is not on this platform though, and I haven't found any of the other contributors here as yet... so for now please just enjoy my ambiguous celebration 🔥 🔥

Gulp. I'm proud of the essay. and I'm really grateful to @morelikethat.bsky.social for working with me as an editor. Artist writer I greatly admire, I struck gold with them in my inbox. tysm! For me it was a rich exchange - I loved it.

How much time will artists from all walks of life who want to be credited for their work, be spending on filing DMCA's etc in the future?... A reminder to follow up DACS UK image Licensing if you are eligible. (I have put off doing the forms for too long...) @dacs.org.uk #copyright

We hear a lot about theft of images online. I know artists who have pursued copyright infringement through social media and won. But this was my first taste of how it's a really strange feeling to see your own work potentially stolen and uncredited, floating on the internet.

... It was hard to understand if I was seeing my work on the log in page, as another user might see theirs on their log in, but I have not come across this before. Whether or not my copyright was infringed, I was left depressed by the amount of time I had to spend understanding what I was seeing...

Ah not Pont Marie, I remember some artists had moved over from where you are. Bought loads of fabric last time I was in Montmartre, thinking I'd make some blinds and love them more because they were from Paris... But never got around to it oc

I was at the Cité many years ago so I'm imagining the supermarché where one might find the mortadella, the little kitchenette, the gates, the almost bare plane trees by the Seine...

'use your loaf' - is to say use your head (you're being stupid)