Everything is changing in my world. I am dismantling my studio. I am not doing art therapy any more. The studio will be rearranged, to support what I’ll be doing next. The free flow, that is who I am, has discovered at … Read More
Yesterday I started a big series, as I figured it would be, of little drawings, quick, spontaneous, intuitive, as connections, asking and getting answers, discovering subconscious conflicts and fears and releasing them, using whatever will work best, and not leaving … Read More
This is a person too. You can see him dancing, even though not anatomically correct. But when I sat down to paint this, I did not know that this would come. I was thinking about how the energy in my … Read More
I like the painting more when I get very close to it. So close, that I almost don’t see all of it. This is also how I like to paint. The world around the painting disappears and all I have … Read More
Go deeper Though you will find Some human shapes Go deeper Though you will see An orchard Or a forest in the fall Go deeper still Though you may find Flowers of the field Go on Pass them Into the … Read More
I had an imaginary conversation With a teacher I let the conversation boil And took it off the stove To cool down I saw I do not need this food Any more My soup is ready Between the milky-way And … Read More
I just wanted to paint or draw the pain again. In the past I used to draw the pain many times. The pain was not almost constant, as it is now. It would come every now and then and it … Read More
I called it A Portrait. I wrote this name and the measures on the back-side of the picture, so it will be ready for all the processes of selling. Why is this a portrait? Because I decided to make a … Read More
Thinking again about the choice of doing the blog as my direction. It may feel as if I am an ant, crawling on a topographical map, among hills and valleys in brown and green. And it can also be seen … Read More
There are many ways to read art. This is one of them: Just start writing and see where it takes you. You can also say: Start to describe what you see. From there you start to be guided by your … Read More
