Unwoven Light - An installation piece by artist Soo Sunny Park. The installation is created by fastening tiny squares of plexi-glass into barbed wire. Park then manipulates the wire to make sublime iridescent shapes, creating a surreal landscape piece.
Park works with the idea of the “liminal space” the concept she finds interesting is:
““the space between the physical mental worlds — straddling both sides of a divide, bringing two things together.”
The composition of this piece is fascinating to watch, the artist is so articulate with how she wants each piece to present itself, and the creative process really shows Park’s passion for her work.
From the Valley to the Stars.
"When there's nothing left to burn you have to set yourself on fire"
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keep passing the open windows: Bookbuying in the Tenderloin, Robert Hass
A statuary Christ bleeds sweating grief
in the Gethsemane garden of St. Boniface Church
where empurpled Irish winos lurch
to their salvation. When incense and belief
will not suffice: ruby pot in the storm
of muscatel-made images of hell
the city that spews at their shuffling feet.
In the…
Literally one of the most amazing places I’ve ever had the privileged to visit x
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Today, I left a note in a library book.
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Catnip. Not Even Once. (more here)
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