“A treat for my eyes and ears. An artist with an obvious passion for truth and authenticity, Gavin Blench talked with his friend Caspar Walsh about his search for the mystery and meaning hidden in the landscapes around his home in Dartmoor. As I listened to the conversation and looked at his art, I couldn’t help but wonder if his own stillness had allowed him to transfer the movement of the landscape into his paintings, evoking the vivid colours that bring alive the mysticism of the moors.”

“Like an easy conversation between friends, Ben’s interview with Caspar flowed between reflection and shared experience. A refreshingly open conversation, without judgement. No right or wrong way to become centred in the space where ‘mind’ is no longer the observer, but the observed. What works best for you, is best for you, but this is what I do and yes we do need some structure, seemed to be the suggested process. No judgement or self criticism, these only stifle progress, (as if there were such a thing). Such simplicity is often elusive to a mind practiced in delusion.
How would I describe the conversation between these two men? Non judgemental; reflective; open; honestly refreshing. In the end there was also room for zoomers to ask questions and relay their own thoughts and observations.”