This is what I've been doing. Borrowing the reaction to an old painting
then building an environment to hold my response together...like writing down a child's story. Asking where it happened, who was there and what it looked like.
Patty, oh, EEEEEEEEEEeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Patty, oh, Jeez and WOW.. STUNNING and like the other one..the horse....if you ever are willing to sell.......i need dibs. I want to leave Cloths for Emrie. in her Hope Chest. I love here how the Water, the Sea, the River is dominant in space but the Swimmer, oh, the Swimmer....
Isn't that swimmer everyone in dreams? I get so much from the folk tales, fables and stories. Sometimes I think they are the raft which may save us or st least keep us from despair. I love that you like this!
I just looked up the lyrics to Beautiful Dreamer (since I'm hearing impaired, I usually don't "hear" more than a few key words repeated in any song) ... anyway, they seem to fit here
The watery blues make for a wonder-full collage (something much on my mind of late) ... and the orange-y, rusty bits the perfect counter-point
I try to follow the colors I find so the original artist made that decision but thank you! Dreaming, swimming, running (which I can no longer do but can in my dreams) any way we can not stay stuck in what will change.
You have most certainly created an environment...an ocean that evokes the supportive, life-giving quality of water and the smoothness of movement within it. Grace is right about the satisfying counterpoint of the warm rusty elements.
Patty, oh, EEEEEEEEEEeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
ReplyDeletePatty, oh, Jeez and WOW..
STUNNING
and like the other one..the horse....if you ever are
willing to sell.......i need dibs.
I want to leave Cloths for Emrie.
in her Hope Chest.
I love here how the Water, the Sea, the River is
dominant in space but the Swimmer, oh, the Swimmer....
Isn't that swimmer everyone in dreams? I get so much
ReplyDeletefrom the folk tales, fables and stories. Sometimes I think
they are the raft which may save us or st least keep us from
despair. I love that you like this!
I just looked up the lyrics to Beautiful Dreamer (since I'm hearing impaired, I usually don't "hear" more than a few key words repeated in any song) ... anyway, they seem to fit here
ReplyDeleteThe watery blues make for a wonder-full collage (something much on my mind of late) ... and the orange-y, rusty bits the perfect counter-point
I try to follow the colors I find so the original artist
Deletemade that decision but thank you! Dreaming, swimming, running (which I can no longer do but can in my dreams) any way we can not stay stuck in what will change.
this is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Mo!
DeleteYou have most certainly created an environment...an ocean that evokes the supportive, life-giving quality of water and the smoothness of movement within it. Grace is right about the satisfying counterpoint of the warm rusty elements.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Dana. Life giving is true. Our oceans are
Deleteour aunts and our mothers this earth.
such a beautiful composition
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jude. I was considering trying to change
Deletedirection but the symmetry now feels like home so will
carry on until it doesn't.
I love the not-quite-perfect symmetry, the swimming/floating/flying girl brings magic....so much space to dream for me the viewer
ReplyDeleteYou know, I felt she could be flying, too. Not quite symmetry
ReplyDeletemay be what I'm going for now. Thank you!