Art enables us to move past our perceptions of soundless beauty to find a language that might allow you to move and to shake out in the real world. Even if it makes us feel like a traveler in a strange and distant world.
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There was lots of sun, and in April, no flies. I was warm in my winter coat, and I had a steaming cup of good coffee in my hands on the deck overlooking the Apostle Islands. There was a spellbinding full Pink Moon that Nokomis would have loved as much as I did.
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Recently, we were on a pilgrimage to visit friends in Santa Rosa, California. While exploring the beauty of the coast we were reminded of the words from John Muir.
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We find ourselves listening to the stars in the night sky and the sun and the moon, to the rivers and the valleys, to the forests and creeks and lakes that surround us, to the meadows and the wildflowers, to the rich conversations, to the newly born fawns, songbirds, and hummingbirds and to their exotic music especially while sitting on our porch in the St. Croix River Valley.
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At the heart of opposition or the tension being held, there is something else or new birthing. The notion of balance is really powerful, because balance is a providential thing that allows something new to emerge from the depths of the tension of crisis and contradiction.
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If we can bring ourselves into the present from the past and take notice, our collective voices can bear witness to the Earth’s changing image and respond more truthfully to her evolving song of life.
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Our series of paintings titled, Seeds of Time, explore how we fit into the Earth’s history. We wonder if our conception of time affects the way we think and behave as we process the mysterious flexibility of time.
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We are unable to summarize this crazy year into a paragraph you can stand to read. Instead we’d like to send a big ol’ thank you note.
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We have found that our art can amplify the sacred and challenge the status quo. The arts help us to hear above the cacophony amid our noisy and chaotic world.
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November is the time of the year in the northern hemisphere when we begin to think about the coming of winter, of the dark.
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We recognize that creativity also can be used in radically dangerous ways, but when we imagine healing between us, and between nations, we see art as a visual language that helps transform divergence into dialogue.
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I now stand at a threshold I would not have chosen, but it is indeed a boundary that I will need to cross and will move into uncharted territory. The boundary I’m crossing is the river of cancer, a rare cancer called neuroendocrine tumors.
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We are held together by love. It would be good for our spirit to be especially vigilant when it comes to showing love and respect for one another.
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The traditional Japanese calendar is split into 72 different seasons a year.
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Of all the paths you take in life, make sure a few of them are dirt. – JOHN MUIR
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On our recent saunter, exploring The Lost Forty, we discovered trees that tower a hundred feet above the forest floor – a ceiling as high as in prehistory and a rare site in today’s world.
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