I just love your "ink over paper on canvas", and at first I wanted to give it a name, a title. When I first viewed it, it made me happy. Multiple views continued to make me happy, like feet dancing. It made me think of a sheet of music upon a sheet of music upon a sheet of music. The lines are all dancing to the music of many overlapping songs. creating beauty and happiness. So maybe no name is best as it leaves the work open to interpretation versus being guided and putting it in a box.
This is such a beautiful way of describing the subtle connections that run beneath the surface of daily life. I love the idea that what we call coincidence is really the universe speaking, inviting us to pay closer attention and take our place in the story. Your words remind me to notice those “ripples in the silence” and trust that there’s a deeper order at work, even when I can’t see it clearly.
I just love your "ink over paper on canvas", and at first I wanted to give it a name, a title. When I first viewed it, it made me happy. Multiple views continued to make me happy, like feet dancing. It made me think of a sheet of music upon a sheet of music upon a sheet of music. The lines are all dancing to the music of many overlapping songs. creating beauty and happiness. So maybe no name is best as it leaves the work open to interpretation versus being guided and putting it in a box.
Thanks Lynn!
This is such a beautiful way of describing the subtle connections that run beneath the surface of daily life. I love the idea that what we call coincidence is really the universe speaking, inviting us to pay closer attention and take our place in the story. Your words remind me to notice those “ripples in the silence” and trust that there’s a deeper order at work, even when I can’t see it clearly.