My Best Images Of 2009
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The Joy Of Printing
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Resonance
. . Explore the series Resonance here. Get the catalog here. . . In all of my work there is an obsession with looking at, through, and into surfaces. A fortune teller might divine meaning from the world by reading tea leaves, bones, runes, or entrails scattered across a surface. Similarly, I have been engaged in a process of self-discovery and revelation: when looking at drawings and paintings (mine or another artist’s) I find I have a unique opportunity to see the artist revealed; looking at the surfaces of nature yields similar opportunities. I ask myself the question, “What do these lines, shapes, proportions, patterns, and rhythms reveal about their creator?” Reading the face of nature is an overwhelming process. It fills one with wonder. . These surfaces...
My Best Images Of 2008
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Reflection
. . Explore the series here. Get the catalog here. . . Cloudwatching . What child hasn't spent scattered minutes, accumulated into hours or even days, watching slowly unfolding clouds and the changing sky? Wondering what they were, are, and will be. Imagining bodies (either whole or in pieces, especially faces), animals (whether commonplace, exotic, or mythical), plants, landscapes, and even mechanical devices. Who doesn't pause at the sight of the blazing colors of the morning and evening sky? How few pause long enough to see the stars begin to appear? How strange to think that the same sky is blue by day and black by night, studded with twinkling stars. Are we like this too? Why do so many adults cease to probe these mysteries as consistently...
Resacralizing Nature
. The world is sacred. We are created and create. We are co-creators. . Eastern traditions offer a practice of meditation called circular breathing. Circular breathing is believed to circulate energy through the body and transmute physical force into spiritual force. It is believed that energies in the body can be directed to follow a path of visualization. Even western science acknowledges that the mind affects the body. It is believed that various energy directing practices can do so in subtle ways as yet unexplained or undetected by science. . The Australian aborigines have a tradition called walkabout, akin to the pan-cultural practice of pilgrimage. In this practice, the person walking is thought to participate in the revitalization of not only themselves but also the world....