0: introduction
1: sense of place
1a: finding meaning
1b: connecting through sense of place with Leon Spilliaert
2: Norfolklore: Luminous tales in Norfolk and beyond
2a: understanding folklore (and its relation to place)
2b: examples of luminous lore
3: liminal place, creepy faces: thinking about topography and folklore
3a: light
3b: place
3c: effect on the person
4: Folklore being used in practice
4a: Folk Tales of the British Isles, edited by Michael Foss, illustrated by Ken Kiff
4b: Irrlichter, Gustav Klimt
5: conclusion: illuminating the unknown
5a: the folklore feeding into the modern day place:
– connections between folklore + current day = reasons why there is potential here for regional outreaching in the arts & heritage sector (tourism, class divide)
– (Weird Norfolk + Shuck Mag)
5b: Lou Benesch – example of practicing illustrator using’ personal mythology’ in her work: collecting memories from her past and combining with known lores to make a unique narrative
5c: How absorbing the folkloric material to tap into the current day aspects of the county has allowed me to think of opportunities for these themes to be an active part of my future authorial practice.