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Tag Archives: sculpture
Windblown stone
Still stuck at home… possibly for good now… I can still share memories and previous visits to places that have special meaning for me. Some, like Brimham, were magical, both in their own right and to the eyes of the … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Ancestors, Ancient sites, Books, mystery, Photography
Tagged ancient sites, archaeology, Brimham rocks, geology, Moors, Nidderdale, Photography, sculpture, stones, travel, yorkshire
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Clues #midnighthaiku
Meanings and symbols Arcane stories set in stone Barefaced mysteries Scattered clues to tantalise Or was the artist laughing.. *
And again, should we wash upon, Loch Awe shore… ~ Gavin MacGregor
Reblogged from heritagelandscapecreativity: Vicarious serendipities, perhaps, could have only ever occurred at this location? It started with a couple of images from 1970. I would encounter them once every few years or so, but they haunted me over several decades. … Continue reading
Posted in reblog
Tagged Anthropocene, Anthropocene Archaeology, archaeology, Argyll, Beuys, climate change, creativity, environment, heritage, history, landscape, Loch Awe, Scotland, sculpture, XR
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Colouring the world
One from the archives while I’m making way home… I don’t often write about the painting. To be fair, these days, I don’t do it often… and definitely not often enough. There is something entirely sensual about the smell of … Continue reading
Posted in Art, family, imagination
Tagged learning from teaching, Life, memories, painting, sculpture
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Missing the mark
A new footpath has been installed close to the village, running for a few miles through the silent, empty fields. One of its entrances gives onto the road I travel every day and I have watched with mild curiosity as … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Spirituality, symbolism, The Silent Eye
Tagged form without substance, hollow, modern life, pyramid, sculpture, standing stones, stone circle
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The Master Sculptor ~ Anurag Bahkshi #writephoto
The troll king had warned me while commissioning the statue that it had to be in his exact likeness, or he would lose his head, and I, mine. Continue reading at jagahdilmein
Still writing – Mary Smith
Reblogged from Mary Smith’s Place: I thought I’d take a wee break from my self-imposed blogging and social media embargo to let everyone know I’m still here. I’ve really missed reading posts and being on Facebook, but have to admit … Continue reading
Fragments #midnighthaiku
Fractured unity Imposing aspirations Of human doing Shining cityscapes Fragmented panorama Humanity sleeps Seekers walk the streets Piecing together puzzles Of human being Divinity waits Masked beneath normality Offering the stars These two sculptures Equus Altus and The Briggate Minerva … Continue reading
Through the Eyes of the Ballachulish Goddess
Reblogged from heritagelandscapecreativity: The Ballachulish Goddess was discovered in 1880 beneath about 10 feet of peat. When she was lifted from lying face down, her quartzite pebble eyes stared forward, unwavering. How remarkable it would have been, when she was … Continue reading
Posted in History, Landscape, Photography
Tagged archaeology, art, Ballachulish, Ballachulish Goddess, environment, heritage, Iron Age, Neolithic, rock art, Scotland, sculpture
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