Sunday, September 06, 2009

#48 of 52 projects and a Storm


When I started dyeing and painting fabric this is the sort of piece I envisioned creating; whole cloth where nothing has been sewn or added on. The 4x6 inch piece is adhered to a 5x7 inch painted Peltex that has the thickness of mat board.
It's been such a long time since I've seen rain that when it happened yesterday the novelty of it was an event. If it hadn't been for a guava tree that required re-staking after the monsoonal wind raced through the area on the tail of the rain I would never have seen the cloud formation that was to the north of us. The windows face south. Truly a break from the mundane sunshine endless hot days. Sweet! I blogged a little more about it on the photography blog.

Quote: Stress is basically a disconnection from the earth, a forgetting of the breath. Stress is an ignorant state. It believes that everything is emergency. Nothing is that important. Just Lie down. Natalie Goldberg

4 comments:

  1. The Peltex piece, when viewed at a distance, reminds me of the multitude of monoliths in the movie 2010 heralding a new beginning for Europa. Very cool and uplifting piece. Thank you!
    Now the clouds are amazing. I can only imagine how phenomenal they looked in person. Wow.

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  2. Awesome new piece Gail. It has a mysterious, ethereal quality to it. And movement. Fantastic! Simple, and yet makes a statement.

    The cloud photo is amazing. A still shot of the beauty and power of nature. I can imagine it must've been a monsoon rain storm. One much wanted, needed, and appreciated. Very cool photo!!!

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  3. What an amazing sky, Gail! It looks like something off "Close Encounters...."

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  4. Anonymous3:33 PM

    Gail the clouds must have been an amazing site.

    Your piece looks or has a feeling to me of a storm, very interesting.

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