Drawn by a giant
The constantly changing perspective of Alice in Wonderland delights me. First she is tiny and the world is huge. All of a sudden she grows immense...
Read moreThe constantly changing perspective of Alice in Wonderland delights me. First she is tiny and the world is huge. All of a sudden she grows immense...
Read moreEven with parts missing where the light shines through, the inherent beauty and grace of these ancient ollas, or water jars, is unforgettable...
Read moreAs an aficionado of texture, when I came upon this old shack, I was in seventh heaven. Consider that great rusty barrel, the rain-stained wood...
Read moreWe are used to looking straight ahead as we gaze into the distance. But sometimes it is useful to look up. Here, a shaded walkway is transformed...
Read moreWho says shadows need to be hum-drum. Or even dark, for that matter. I discovered these reflections in an old building, where glass tiles threw a...
Read moreThis is one determined, retired school bus, pulling that old pickup along behind. It’s almost as though the decorations of new paint on the...
Read moreThe Phoenix Art Museum has a wonderful wing devoted to installation art, modern art, post-modern art. Imagine my surprise when I viewed this...
Read moreWould the smooth pot shine as brightly without the dark roughness of the bench? Would the bench sit so solidly without the weight of the pot? Each...
Read more