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July 14, 2019

Generations to come should be pissed!

What is our end plan for planet earth, and how can we possibly keep it from happening? 

From the series: No One Lives Here Anymore
 We need to stop mass consumption. We need to eliminate plastic from our packaging. We need to consider our children’s future, and their children’s. We cannot continue to live as if we have endless resources. We know that each year more animals become extinct. We wonder why bears are in our backyards, when in fact it is their homes we are encroaching in on.  The fish we eat are being poisoned by us, as are our vegetables we grow. We are poisoning our waterways, our oceans. We are simply killing ourselves off.



Where is our humanity? Our politicians do not care; they are mostly controlled by greed. Take all you can get, victims are an inevitability. Who are the watchdogs, where is the moral fiber?
Can we save ourselves? It is up to the next generation to put their foot down and demand that big businesses take responsibility for their greed. For taking over our waterways, to sell bottled water back to us, which should be watering crops down the river. For cheating the people who invest in mortgages, insurance, and end of life care. Where is the compassion, the decency? Does tuition need to be so expensive? Student loans so unforgiving?


What is our survival plan? Just keep on breathing, until it is no longer safe to take your next breathe.

Or...


Live in harmony with nature...


 


July 13, 2019

Journey to Barcelona, 2019

A wedding brought me to Barcelona this summer. Thankful for a reason to return to a city I had previously only spent a day in.  Below are some photos from this experience.  One thing I missed last time is seeing the Sagrada Família, designed by Gaudi. I did get to tour an apartment building he also designed on the previous trip. The roof had these wonderful chimneys that looked very alienesque.




The Sagrada Familia, begun in 1882, still under construction today.






Found on the street


New Works on Paper

I love working on paper. Something about the texture, the feel, the smell...
I have been scrounging through Strand's bookstore,
on the lookout for pages with beveled edges, or images that inspire.

Mimicking the lines, posture and emotion,
I create my own idea above the original.




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