A stream-of-consciousness improv for the healing of the world.

Affirmation

Animated Objects

it's time to wake up
it's time to wake up
it's time to wake up
time to wake up now
. . .

Wake Up

Knowthatiknow

This piece was made in response to my experience with the artwork you see.  The photo is by Andrew Wardlow, and it is quite a curious and lovely piece in my opinion.  He used a unique method of photography known as tintype to create it.  

I find this mode of photography engaging because tintypes have the longest shelf life of any photography method. Also, the resolution is completely analog, meaning there is no digital conversion of the image when it is taken, and to see a tintype in real life is akin to seeing whatever was captured in real life.  

When I made this I was thinking of the place where these palmate fronds are found, feeling the breeze and the freedom that such a place always brings.

Folklure