The Edge by Phillip Bauser
Little did I know at the time, when my mother asked me to go buy bread and milk from the shop, that my life would change quite drastically from then…
Little did I know at the time, when my mother asked me to go buy bread and milk from the shop, that my life would change quite drastically from then…
What’s the point of a dancer dancing in the dark, as nobody can see? What if the dancer is blind and dares to dance and everyone is watching. Paradoxical questions that point us to the power of dance.
During a visit to the Richtersveld, a remote mountain region in the Northern Cape on the border of South Africa and Namibia, we came upon a shepherd herding goats and sheep. Surprised to see a human being in this remote area alone with his animals we stopped to chat with him.
A part of South Africa that calls us back again and again – Is a little arty town called Clarens. Clarens is a relatively quiet and laid-back town in the…
When my dear wife won a prize of a cruise boat trip from Durban to Mozambique we were overjoyed. It was a wonderful experience!
The ferry nudged slowly out of the harbour at Calais (France) and nosed its way towards Dover England. We were on our way to visit elderly Aunts in Devon. After…
When Glynis and I were married in 1973- at the wedding celebration instead of having the cutting of the cake ceremony we decided to break bread. Delicious home-made bread baked…
In the ensuing years of Ministry and wider society a friend once asked me: (Phillip what inspires you to paint) My response were the words of Spanish artist Pablo Picasso…
I am a boy from the Eastern Cape South Africa. I was born in Port Elizabeth now called Gqeberha. I was given the name Phillip. In my life I’ve v…