
the act of vision
The human gaze is not the closed, fixed view of a camera but is creative and constructive. Both the gaze that sees and the object
The human gaze is not the closed, fixed view of a camera but is creative and constructive. Both the gaze that sees and the object
I was reading an article about how the internet breeds impatience. We get answers so fast; we get orders so quickly; we expect results NOW.
At different times, I think about what I might consider to be the, well – the ideal day. I think of this when my days
Randy, the guy with the truck (what guy here is not with a truck?) has been promising me for weeks that he would deliver my
These Japanese knotweed specimens are about 5″ in length. Most of the stem is underground and will break off from the root with the slightest
I recently attended a gathering in Maine. The eloquent speaker started out with a quote. I’m sure I was not alone in hearing her words
I dug out my planters – buried in the garage so they wouldn’t split from the freezing cold of winter. I popped the impatients into
Some days… Some days I create so much that doesn’t work. These pieces – no good. And I could have predicted, when I was cutting
This is my favorite tree. Okay. One of my favorite trees. It’s name? Redbud. Red? It’s never red. Or my idea of red. It’s not
I had one of those bucolic walks with my friend Jan this afternoon. Jan, who I just met – is it 3 (4?) years ago.
Salley Knight is an American textile artist. She creates her art using ancient Japanese techniques of hand-dyeing on silk.
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