Guardian of the Garden - Beauty of the Beast
December 12, 2019
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There is no beauty without there being ugliness. There can be no good without there being bad with which to compare it. The more one opens to the beauty of the world, the more one sees the incredible ugliness. Life can be so wonderful. Life can be so senselessly brutal. Not only life but as people are the same. We can be so wonderful to each other...
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The Muse Arises
December 11, 2019
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All art arises from nature as do humans. I love this piece and its placement in the garden. The texture of the sculpture and the garden are so alike. Kudos to whomever placed the sculpture in this spot.
What are the emotions of the figure? Is it elation, satisfaction, a sense of oneness? A sense of oneness with both the beauty and brutality of l...
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The Guardian Muse
December 10, 2019
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How many times have we strolled alone, my guardian muse? I remember you well from my childhood days. On Sundays, my preacher father carried us to rural churches in the backwoods of south Georgia. After Sunday dinner at someone's house, often there would be no kids to play with and what kid wanted to sit around with adults discussing theology? It wa...
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Into the Garden
December 09, 2019
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Welcome to the world of creativity where imagination takes flight.
I love not only the creativity of these two pieces of art but celebrate the composition, the placing of these two pieces in such a way so that someone like me could see the art. Art begins with seeing. At least visual art does. Seeing the art that is around us, in the ever chan...
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Welcome to the Magical Garden of Art
December 08, 2019
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Welcome to the Magical Garden of Creation. We will be venturing daily into the garden to explore its many treasures. Let's us begin our adventure into the fantastic fields of creation.
Shall we enter through the portal into another dimension?
Who knows where we go?
Stay tuned - more to come daily.
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Richard Mathis