Receptivity to wonder is not economically productive, marketable, quantifiable. The rewards, also, stand beyond such calculation. But it is in such receptivity that we discover what draws us, and along with it our originality, our creativity, our soulfulness, our gladness, our art. Mozart found inspiration in the presence of a common bird. For us, too, the song of the world so often rises in places we had not thought to look.
I wandered way into wonder, gladness, and complete absorption while adding finishing touches to this patch, embedding little secrets en route.
I wandered way into wonder, gladness, and complete absorption while adding finishing touches to this patch, embedding little secrets en route.
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| The Song of the World So Often Rises in Places We Had Not Thought to Look 5.75 x 6.5"; acrylic, ink, and collage floral 2018 [sold] |
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