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A Pulsing Imagination - Ray Clews' Paintings
A video of some of my late brother Ray's paintings and poems I wrote for them. Direct link: https://youtu.be/V8iZyORoU9E ___
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I have been asked to offer a presentation of some of my performance videopoems at Mount Pleasant Public Library on Thursday Feb 25th from ...
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Abrasion #2, Created, Interpreted, Edited, Sound & Music by Joaquim Gil & Nuno Tavares , and I love their YouTube channel name: &quo...
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The Buddha says: “ You cannot travel the path until you have become the path itself .” The path is uncertain. Uncertainty is the guiding for...
It's severe as well as soft, ghostly but trying to materialise. Reminds me a bit of Odilon Redon's style.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see you do another one in your bolder painting mode.
Natalie, oh thank you, trying to materialize, yes, and perhaps I am somewhat aligned to the Symbolist movement, something dreamy there...
ReplyDeleteIn the tiny space in which I live watercolour pencils is safest, but I'll try. Self portraits are strange exercises!
Monet hair! Lovely.
ReplyDeleteSmooch,
The Tart
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I see vibrancy in the lines, in the interplay of light and shadow....
ReplyDeleteThank you Jocelyn, and e_journeys. When my daughter came home & I showed it to her, she declared it didn't look like me unless you turn it sideways! Ah, sigh... back to the drawing board, and on to #2... :)
ReplyDeleteBrenda, nice work. Enjoying your blog and esp the story of the "sex" drawing. How we all project... :-)
ReplyDeleteThey are so Piscean, so Neptunian,these portraits. Magical.
ReplyDelete"We are such stuff as dreams are made of" ....
Tsk, my comments keep disappearing. I love this. Delicate and almost austere. Pale, where your work is often so vividly colourful. Eyes closed or hooded,when you're often so open. Another view.
ReplyDeleteRrramone, Mary, Jean,
ReplyDeleteI love the book, The Woman Who Pretended to Be Who She Was by Wendy Doniger. Perhaps we are simply versions of ourselves...