Paul March is an English artist based in Geneva who currently works mainly with clay. A previous career as a clinical psychologist specialising in neuropsychology left him with an enduring fascination with how the brain perceives objects. And so, as an artist he became interested in creating objects that defied categorization. In so doing he was increasingly convinced that the act of creation occurs, not in the brain but in the part of the world where the hand touches the clay. He is now using art as a tool of research to try and establish the whereabouts of creation and sensation. As part of this endeavour he is studying part-time for a DPhil (archeology) at the University of Oxford.
For a sneak peek of his work, please follow this link: http://paul-march.com/home.html

This lecture is the third event in the Meet the Artist Lecture Series, which I launched this spring in collaboration with the Webster Center of Creativity and Innovation and the Media Communications department at Webster University Geneva.

For more information on upcoming talks in this series, check the link: http://wcci.webster.ch/events/meet_the_artist/