waves
Quite a heady piece... This painting, to me, is like holy water. It's infused with energy. You look at it and you are recharged. Let it really flow through you. It's more powerful than a mandala. This to me is up there with depictions of deities, which often fall short because they by necessity give God (or "a god") one specific look. I like the abstraction and the powerful energy of the waves. One of my favorite artists, Bridget Riley, British, 60s. What a challenge: to have your work be simple, strong, and infused with life force. I'm inspired & grateful.
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Maria, Thank you for the three singing toads which led me here. I heard Todd's voice today and thought of you. I can see you are ever you, undiminished and beloved. Much love, Jen of Arabia
Jen! Please tell me you are Jen Pollei? Oh the love!!!
Ooooh I am so happy to have your comment here!!!!!!!!! I discovered Bridget Riley at the HBLL, in the North wing of the 5th floor, in the NDs : ) : ) Oh how much I love you!
um-hello, of course it's me. I thought I was the only one not working on the 5th floor. Can you feel my energy zipping acorss the dirt, the lakes, the leaves to where you are? It is blue skies today in the west. Nothing but. I work for International Cinema now. Tell me what we should show. Love, Jen
rhythmically hypnotic--love it.
Oh Jen! Thank the zephyrs who blew into your wings to find me! I need your email pleeeease? j..rp...atbyu.edu? Ah you work for IC... Whatever you do, don't show Metropolis again. I miss the West! I miss space! Clean air! Bless my blessed Utah for me!
Thank you for this.
I needed it today
but wouldn't have benefited without your loving interpretation.
so, I tried to stare at it for a minute, then looked at the wall... and I didn't see anything but sand grains... in fact millions of them...
hmm...je ne sais pas comment interpréter cela....
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