Fragments Geometry and Change
yes my paintings are based on the shape of the triangle one triangle shape
next to the other repeated over and over creating new patterns
by the constantly changing color as the world is constantly changing we are changing
our one constant is change each side of the triangle equal or not
one of the oldest symbols of women the use of the triangle allows color
to overlap or interpenetrate blur spatial distinctions patterns appear
disappear and reappear shapes seem to both emerge and submerge
the surface of the painting becomes like a field of vision called colorfield
each day i dive deep into the work a form of active meditation
the artist that stands before the easel is not always present i travel far and wide
November 3, 2017
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dVerse
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dVerse
Mirror, Mirror on the Wall II
Mirror, mirror on the wall
Asking the mirror who is the fairest
Mirror, mirror who am i…
Am I someone else
Young not old
Who has walked through fire
Livings days
Tied in a bow
The mirror gestures
You are who you are
Do you think you can step out of you
All the others have been taken
5 comments:
I love that, standing at your easel, "I travel far and wide." I do, too, in front of this computer screen.....I like your second absracted poem, as well.
Traveling far and wide may be present in other ways.
I like this moment of reflection: You are who you are~
the artist that stands before the easel is not always present .... this is a powerful poem..the triangles representing women ...really loved the poem.
Potent message on the futility of that final escape --- from self. How true!
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