working a winter of beginnings. Each new snow fall delicately once again outlining what it lands on / covers. It would snow, pull the world together into a seamless singularity, then melt, then snow again, blanketing everything in white, then … Continue reading →
….streaming into the new year…working out abstract passages of winter representing the larger picture; Devils’ lake streams out / leaks all winter long; it was there -20 gurgling along the frost covered grasses lining the shorelines. found (unsought) moments reflecting … Continue reading →
Micheal Zarowsky 151t81ohhfc917g5e3 ยท Shared with Public ‘daylight’ ‘sunlight’ consistently word their way into our winter titles not so much to define what there is to see in the works, but rather to explain where we begin to shape our … Continue reading →
continuing to work on the blue sky series, spent saturday / part of today working on what may be a new direction / a new series of water patterns infinity rings with autumn reflection (5) dan lake 20″ x 24″ … Continue reading →
Seasons Greetings Happy Holidays to Everyone / re posting using one of our ‘blue sky day’ works sharing an email that arrived this morning / grateful that and when people can see our work and appreciatively overwhelmed by the poetry … Continue reading →
Seasons Greetings Happy Holidays to Everyone.
Continue reading →small works from bushwacked trails in georgian bay / forests snowshoed along southwood road / access roads ending at margaret, sherborne and dan lakes / and magical light here and there along the way / available for delivery this week, … Continue reading →
to go on about this series of abstracted shorelines, Petroff Gallery on Eglinton Ave., West, has one of the ‘waterliies and wild rice'(9) works available for sale. water lilies and wild rice (9) 16″ x 16″ watercolour / acrylic painted … Continue reading →
the waterlilies and wild rice paintings that we first started in the moon river basin area of georgian bay, then rediscovered at skye lake, and now are working from a newly discovered lake all forming a slow ongoing series in … Continue reading →