Wednesday Afternoon is a collection of prose that introduces awkward perspectives on all manner of things: a house taken on an arduous journey across a frozen lake, a puff of dust released from yesterday's socks, a death in a basement, a gathering of strangers. Vit Hopley pays attention to every detail. She writes on sitting, standing and lying down, but most significantly she creates a stillness that is almost photographic.
Vit Hopley lives in London. She is a visual artist and author. Her photographic and image-text work has been exhibited and published in various humanities journals. For her, writing is a continuation of her passion for the photographic image.
'Wednesday Afternoon has shown words anew. It's very much like fresh rain and fresh air.' Philippa Brewster
Wednesday Afternoon is a collection of prose that introduces awkward perspectives on all manner of things: a house taken on an arduous journey across a frozen lake, a puff of dust released from yesterday's socks, a death in a basement, a gathering of strangers. Vit Hopley pays attention to every detail. She writes on sitting, standing and lying down, but most significantly she creates a stillness that is almost photographic.
Vit Hopley lives in London. She is a visual artist and author. Her photographic and image-text work has been exhibited and published in various humanities journals. For her, writing is a continuation of her passion for the photographic image.
'Wednesday Afternoon has shown words anew. It's very much like fresh rain and fresh air.' Philippa Brewster