35 thoughts on “Incarnation

    1. Visual art can even be a little bit different from poetry— otherwise, I’d only “do” poetry. This comes from a need and a place, as does anything, it flows from a source, sometimes unknown.

      With this, we allow it to influence you as it may.

      Intention is more nuanced and Freeform here. Abstraction is prioritized. Different kinds of visual arts, too: different purposes and reasons. I like to do many kinds of those/these arts as well.

      If this piece and presentation were the analytical sort, I’d be wanting to know “does this look real?” In this case, however, it is a just the beginning of a new way of ‘expression’ from source. Turn it around if you want. See if anything else elucidates or arises. It’s not meant to, but just in case! 😆

      I liked your use of the word “linking,” along with those
      chosen string of words. Thank you 🙂

      I just want my art to mingle and transform. 🙏🏼

      So “linking” is quite appropriate.

    1. Thank you, Lorrie, very much.

      Interesting how it reminds you of a style you used to do! Things are just going through different processes over here. It’s a little bit different than anything I have done before. There’s been a lot held back over the years and it’s flowing more gradually now. 🙂🕉️☯️ I live the yin and yang of it all.

      1. Right where you need to be! 😉
        I was so lucky to have an art teacher in high school who was so prolific and exposed us to so many different art forms! The art room was my place of refuge. If teachers couldn’t find me…they knew where to look! hahaha
        Hope you have a brilliant day!

        1. Thanks! I can say exactly the same for me in high school art. Also I won a billboard contest and design. Got to pose up high with my billboard and receive a stipend. I also got some other regional governor’s school scholarships and unique opportunities to study with various masters. It was an amazing time for me in my early years. I did an installation piece for a traveling Flux exhibit. I did a commissioned piece/painting an architectural watercolor as a gift for a hospital CEO. My photography was even chosen to be displayed at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C.! Those early years were very full of art and so many phases and expressions! Fortunately when I was younger I received a lot of recognition for my work.

          I wish you also a brilliant and lovely day filled with all the creativity and flare of your heart’s desire.

          1. Wow!! Ka!! What a celebration of your creativity!! I love that you shared all of that. I have to say that even though I niched my target audience down to women writers, the work stands true for all creators. And what I found is that MANY writers also have other creative interests!! But the thing about it is exactly what you wrote above. We are immersed in our art (whatever form that may be) in our youth, and we create prolifically. And then something happens. It was really amazing to work with the women in my experience, and I learned as much from them as I brought to the table.
            I am so happy that you feel the flow and that you are in that creative field!! Thanks for sharing your all of your achievements – it does not surprise me!!!

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