Man of Sorrows
Illumination
of the dark takes two:
Water and one root drinking.
Man of Sorrows
Man of Sorrows
Man of Sorrows
Man of Sorrows
Art & Poetry
Man of Sorrows
Art & Poetry
Illumination
of the dark takes two:
Water and one root drinking.
OMG–literally. And I was all excited about crocheting again–hahaha! I don’t think you know how “beyond” this is for most of us. Beautiful and heartwrenching!
Aunt Laura, is that you? Yay! Welcome. 🙂
You always were the tactile one. Touch away!
*Visually* tactile! I love looking at it, but I want to feel it…can I touch it when we come visit?
WOW…WOW…WOW…can’t stop looking at it long enough to think of anything pithy…WOW
LOVE the root man! What is it about roots that is so visually pleasing to me. Amazing how you get roots, rocks, and wire to exude such emotion.
Beautifully scarred within haunting need. Yes, yearning for wholeness.
Thank you for sharing.
Prevail.
That sculpture is AWE-some. I’m not sure if I am the water praying to be consumed or the root drinking mercy – either way, yearning for wholeness. Striking.
me likey much. I think proportion is stronger, more reaching. The profile is awesome! Your verse, a la haiku redux (5/5/7)(unless that is another form I am ignorant of) is great too. illumination as food or sustenance.