This new mother/newborn is based on impressionism.
Here I wanted to keep intact the soft and tender atmosphere between mother and newborn
without going too much in to details.
Let me know what you think about it.
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Serenity. Mother/newborn II
Evolution’s trek (painting finally finished!)
This painting was started in 2012 which I am relieved to say I have finished! I am very proud of it for the very reason that it was my work and idea from scratch.
The screws are life’s question marks, we are full of them… we are born with two principal ones. Will I get enough food and will I get enough sleep and as we go further we accumulate the questioning (which along the way gets smaller because answered through searching in life’s trek, the smaller ones get sometimes linked or shaped in hearts) it eventually gets fewer, sparser, lighter which is why I put in round natural stones representing bubbles… the airiness, the wellbeing one experiences with aging and serenity.
At the extreme corner there are no more questions, no bubbles (bubbles are to underline the contrast, the presence of… the other extreme) I wanted the purity of the white canvas to speak for a million words and represent the plenitude one feels with maturity and age.
The splashes of satin paint are faithful to Jackson Pollock’s methods which I’m very much pulled toward and represents the life force and energy.
I am including photos of the work process until its final stage.
Wishing you a lovely week 🙂
Enjoy!
My muse, that sweet delicious thing! 18th of March, 2013
My muse, that sweet delicious thing!
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I see candles dancing in the night
Floating to where there is delight
Glowing where there is no light
Where the stars shine so bright
Erasing, preventing our future mistakes
Pointing our fingers to our fate
Burning our minds to what is at stake
Chanting the old refrain of our faith
I see the love you spread as a blanket
The winds ululate through the chimneys
Hear the clamor of those you befret
The million particles you give entry
From dust to mountains, bright or dark
You inhale and exhale that spark
Pick up and shape the trodden
Mold or hibernate the fallen
You are the reason, the candle I see
The laughter bubbling in me
The slight tremor in my voice
The stars, the filler of my void
If you found the creation of these words
Understand, you and I merge
In the winds, the clamor, the particles…
The love that seeps through our tentacles
I have tried so desperately to explain
What is so simple, easy to claim
You are the echo of my emotions
The words and songs I had long forgotten
You are mine when you, decide
The place, the hour, entry and time
You holler into my sleep
Shake me, wake me out of the deep
You are my muse, inspiration
All in the right tradition
Never believed you existed until…
You appeared and popped out of the till
And now, when you go visit another’s imagination
I hail and shake your way back to my salvation
But you belong when I set you free
Let you roam the streets of destiny
Then, drop as a miracle unto my page
Filling the lines at the speed of lightening
Forgiving my jealousy or my rage
Caressing the story with drops of spring
My muse, my inspiration, that delicious thing!
But the clock goes on ticking
The time of reason
Showing mansuetude (1)
To the frames
Of consistency
The fringes of life
Burning the desire
Of the days filled
By your hors d’oeuvres
Awaiting the birth
Of your reality
Stop, quiet! I need some sleep
No, do not go… just lie in wait then take a peek
Whisper sweet little nothings to my muse
The one you allow ideas to fuse
Blow in her ear the feathers
Of where it begins
Keep her, alive and kicking,
That sweet delicious thing!
(1)man·sue·tude (mnsw-td, -tyd)
n.
Gentleness of manner; mildness.
[Middle English, from Old French, from Latin mnsutd, from mnsutus, past participle of mnsuscere, to tame : manus, hand; see man-2 in Indo-European roots + suscere, to accustom; see s(w)e- in Indo-European roots.]
The deep blue- English prose and acrylic painting “Le grand bleu”-February 2013
The French title of my recent painting was inspired by a film I had seen quite a while back called Le grand bleu” which, if I find on you tube will only be able to be posted if it has English subtitles. It was very popular at the time. The only thing I would have changed, is its ending which is quite tragic. It is very poetic, artistic and mostly directed to lovers of nature.
This prose is a tribute to the ocean.
The deep blue
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I see you
Crash in foam
Die on shores
Dissipate, vanish
To the deep blue
Abyss where lies
The mysteries of
Ancient history
Bury in the
Protective embrace
Of natures singularities
Whisper to its constancy
Roam through its jewels
Confer with the council
Breathe nimbus of glory
Oxygenate your inhabitation.
I look for boundaries
There are none…
Search for strain
Vanity or fame
But all I see is you
Crash on the shores
Scatter and evanesce
Embrace the deep blue.
Words- 1995 adjusted on January 2013
The clarity of the second photo is not that good as it was taken in a passing by second.
Words
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Poems
Essays
Relieves
Retrieves
Words
More words
Always
Words
——
Evade
Escape
Barely
Words
The reality
Of the mind.
Skip over
Routine,
Constraint.
Simply
BE- Have
A future
———
An island
Where danger
Has no authority
Health a guaranty
Where company
Suffices
Linked
To nothing
Married
To nature
Time of
No language
Peace
And felicity
Rules
Flows
Serenely
Going forth
With
Plenitude.
Ripe and
Mature
As a fruit
Grown old
Wrinkled
And wise.
Traces of a
Chosen and
Merited life
At peace
With oneself
Infinitely.
Words
Always Words…
To anticipate
Establish
My life
Yours
Create
Our wishes.