About

Alistair Duncan is an intellectual nomad who for sometime has been deeply influenced by Scottish poet Kenneth White’s ‘geopoetics’ and Heidegger’s notion of ‘poetic dwelling’. Alistair is a co-ordinator of the garden, a Brighton-based arts group, that ‘explores that part of culture formally known as religion’, through events, reading groups and discussion.  He has spent the last ten years closely involved with the Whitehawk Inn, a charity working to reduce social exclusion in one of the most deprived areas of Brighton. His day job is as a technical architect for IBM.