163 / time

Dusk at my twins place,

last week we celebrated another birthday,

how quickly they appear to add up..

We always think of our mother, & the difficult time she

went through, long ago  

114 / hope etc

A couple of my black & white paintings from the 1990's;

Above was based on a Sanskrit poem, which begins

'Hope is a river'    (can't find the poem)

I'd say the message is, essentially  'give up hope, & despair'..

This was a complicated design about good & bad, 

gods & demons, & perceived differences, generally.

Was choosing images to put on my new iPad mini, today.

Because of the recent Earth Day, I found these two.

Happy to read this on the Guardian

88 / high

On the first afternoon, 

looking towards Mount Everest,

a beguiling light

next day dawned cold & clear.

Wishing all a high, clear year.

85 / peace

Having some problems due to a virus, changing passwords etc;

just want to say happy holidays. 

Happy all your days. 

55/ mirror image

Today is another birthday, it was my twin's yesterday,

she is far away, so it's strange to know that the idea of time

being different in another country

means that we can celebrate on the same day..

never could get my head around numbers.

It's a mystery how any thing works..

in awe of how this works

48/ skylights

Another short video I made from a few stills,

I might try to recreate it

as an 'event' on my mac.

tim connor

46/ responding

Something I'm interested in showing is how the layers

of time/history appear ~ or disappear ~ at old sites

particularly when it's been a place of devotion

for generations ~ it seems to be what draws people,

as much as anything; we sense that devotion even if

not consciously aware of it.

Certainly I do, don't you?

37/ still appearing

Doing this the day before 21st: Judgement Day.

did it happen, were you saved, who judged??

32/ buddha

Read on at least one site that today is
the Buddha Jayanti.
That is the celebration of his birth, enlightenment &
nirvana. A kind of strange one, when to be
'enlightened' is meant to be beyond birth, death
& all dualities.
A nice thing to celebrate, nonetheless.