#0931 Trees
They are not native pines, and they are some sort of imported willow, but in full bloom the colour on the drive along the Inland Road is wonderful.
Open to Joy
#0930 Open to Joy
Open to Joy
#0929 Open to Joy
Larger Image.
Incantion, done. I have been putting this one off as it seemed too hard, but doing the in and out breath today, led to this. Not so much joy as being OPEN. Open is ok. Ok if you also know how to say no, or yes for that matter. The next one is its inverse, to flow with the breath.
Pattern3
The last two, particularly #0926 I thought might have been just a bit too much influenced by my reading the Krasner book. And no doubt it was, and is the better for it. However deciding to try one in other than black & white, the familiar returned, reminding me of others I have done, at least back as far as the 800s. Recapitulation, no doubt, but also something of my own emerging in this.
Pattern2
#0927 Pattern2
Larger Image.
Urban Rhythm
#0926 Urban Rhythm
Later:
Friday, 23 May, 2008
Now for sale exclusively on Felt
Saturday, 7 June, 2008
This image featured in the Walter Logeman: Gallery in June 2008
[private role=”administrator”]Admin only:
Tuesday, February 15, 2011 sold 5/25 $145 for an a3+ from Felt – though I have some proofs at home still. To cine 43 ward Street Hamilton ph – 07 834 9116 CENE@clear.net.nz This one is due for an upgrade in price.[/private]
Orchard
#0925 Orchard
There is something quite nice about not having to face the complete new. One I will complete this whole project, and within it some, at least of the smaller frames, such as doing every flower in our garden.
Bush
#0924 Bush
Had to return to the previous one. Seemed there was another step. This was on my mind:
It is not a matter of painting life. It’s a matter of giving life to painting.
Pierre Bonnard
Light Cross and art talk: Ellsworth Kelly
#0923 Light
I have been reading a Henri Geldzahler interview with Ellsworth Kelly (he does the the advanced simplicity!). he said of his work:
I think the paintings are easy to like, but you have to want to like them.
Today I like his, and today I like mine.
More about Ellsworth follows.
Bush
#0922 Bush