The secret of life
is to have a task,
something you devote
your entire life to,
something you bring
everything to,
every minute of the day
for your whole life.
And the most important
thing is—
it must be
something
you cannot possibly do.
That is where I find myself: devoted to something I cannot possibly do, paintbrush in hand, pulled to reach for an ineffable something which I am not even able to name.
I feel intrepid at the moment, newly determined to push through my own kicking and screaming to become less fussy and deliberate, more experimental, more willing to walk with awkward, more able to tolerate that which is unpleasing to my eye.
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| Funk & Wagnalls Walk the Field Beside the Cottage 6 x 6"; acrylic, ink, oil pastel, graphite crayon, and collage on gessobord abstract 2019 |
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A partial history of this painting:
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| Singing at Singing, 2015 |
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| 6 days ago |
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| 6 days ago |
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| 5 days ago |
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| today! |
