Showing posts with label alkaline spiral. Show all posts
Showing posts with label alkaline spiral. Show all posts

Monday, November 14, 2022

or a window


 I want my work to be like a mirror 

where people become connected to self 

or a window 

or a door

Sunday, November 6, 2022

Stare


Stare

It is the way to educate your eye.

Stare, pry, listen, eavesdrop.

Die knowing something.

You are not here long.

Walker Evans

Friday, October 14, 2022

for the Cayley room


 It started with Yin Yin.  

A quilt show that has a connecting theme - that of working from the inside, from the back - and that there is no real front/back to any of these pieces.  

Sunday, September 20, 2020

apples

What inspired me about Marcus Aurelius was the sense of speaking the truth.  Writing the truth because you have no expectation of an audience.  That's how I was trying to write this book.

There's nothing self-indulgent about the way he discusses himself.  He's almost seeing himself entirely from the outside as a stranger would trying to understand what he is capable of, what he is not capable of and how he reacts in various situations.    

Zadie Smith speaking to Eleonar Wachtel about her new book of essays  (Intimations) written during the pandemic and how Aurelius' book, Meditations, inspired her.

Saturday, January 4, 2020

spontaneous slow art

I've started making with reckless abandon
Picking up whatever cloth is nearest and turning it into a piece.
Creating something that I had NO plan to create even 6 hours before.
Not even 3 hours.   Not even 20 minutes.
As spontaneous as is possible in the slow method of sewn art.
my journal entry today