Today is the day I'm supposed to meet with the neighbor and let her have her pick of some old framed pieces.
Please think good thoughts for me. It's hard to stare at that tower of boxes smugly gathering dust every day for ten years. lol Well, there are boxes under the bed, too but you get my point... ☕
...And we got two bags of fresh greens and some green onions out of the deal! :yum:
When I brought down the boxes, I found this unframed piece that I never scanned or posted. I don't know why. It's not bad. I never did decide which way it should be displayed. I would turn pieces around frequently when I worked on them back then. (Guessing it's 1999 or thereabouts. I hadn't signed this one, either.)
“To find out what is truly individual in ourselves, profound reflection is needed; and suddenly we realize how uncommonly difficult the discovery of individuality is.” ~Carl Jung
Country living serves me well
The big city offers many thrills
But nothing like a warm breeze
Whispering through the pines
Cows serenading each other
Across lush green pastures
An expansive bright blue sky
Caressing a graceful swallow tail
The fragrance of the wisteria
A joy like no other
"There are times when ten pages of some book fall under your eye just at the moment when your very life...depends on your reading those ten pages", Thomas Merton says. When a sequence of sentences get printed that say every thought, every feeling, that you've been trying desperately to…
"A world of propaganda, of endless argument, vituperation, criticism, or simply of chatter, is a world without anything to live for." - Thomas Merton, The Sign of Jonas
New art thread for 2024 starts here! This is a mostly daily thread with a different artist featured in each post, primarily modern and contemporary stuff since that's my thing.
Collage works from the "Earthly Treasures" series by Egyptian artist Mohamed Abla, 2020s, exploring the spiritual and healing aspects of plants, especially cacti.