Beginning in the continuing

After an absence of many months the return here is tentative but will hopefully build into a regular rumination and exploration of my ‘spiritual practice’ through the use of found or created objects; using what is held in my somewhat cluttered home, which is more resource bank than homes and gardens spread, or that I come across in the geographical world I travel through which in the main is one formed by a thirty mile radius from my front door with more often travelled pathways being less than ten miles from my door and the most often travelled being the within 200yds of my door.

A small world creating a small life but from this travellers point of view it offers infinity in each moment and my only response comes from the understanding that this finite life can communicate with infinity in the moment if I have an open heart and mind ready to express and discover through creativity of living and being.

I recently added a small element to my camera possibilities, which has encouraged me to begin to explore up close. I am not sure where this will take me, it feels like an adventure I just need to step forward in to and the challenge is to really see hear and touch the landscape both internal and external and translate that from image into word and object whatever that might be.

Each expression and exploration a means to discover ways and means to reawaken, realign and recommit my life to living and my living to life and in all to try and reflect a little light.

Landscapes it seems are about having both eyes and heart in tune to feed mind and spirit and discover reality for my self.

Comments

[susanne]

Nice to see you posting here again. This image is infinity.....or that is what it feels like to me...... the grain of sand holding the cosmos, the entire universe seen from a creator's eye. Thank you for sharing this.

[Cathy]

Oh! You're going to have fun with your macro feature. Of course, I could have followed Susanne's lead with the evocation of inifinity, but no - I've just returned from a challenging visit with my skin doctor so - I see skin - and until I get a biopsy report - I'll worry a wee bit about those blotches on . . . potatoes? :0D