Poet, Collagist, Photographer | French Tutor & Interpreter | Educator Bridging Art, Nature & Grief
"The elders were wise. They knew that man's heart, away from nature, becomes hard; they knew that lack of respect for growing, living things, soon led to lack of respect for humans, too."— Chief Luther Standing Bear Sicangu and Oglala Lakota Chief Yellows and hues of orange are beginning to color the forests of the [...]
IRVINGTON,season after season INVENTORY AND PRICES I began photographing my neighborhood without realizing I was creating an archive. Over nine years of collecting vignettes of everyday life, a project slowly emerged: looking at Irvington through the seasons—not only of the year, but of life itself. Working primarily with analog photography, I have spent years paying [...]
"Love is a good guide.Knowledge is a good guide. Sharing is a good guide. Self-teaching is a good guide. I do not have to believe to know sorrow— I know when I sorrow. I don't have to believe to know love—I know when I love. I don't have to believe to have joy—I know when [...]
« La plus grande chose du monde, c'est de savoir être à soi. »"The greatest thing in the world is to know how to belong to oneself"— Michel de Montaigne, De la solitude in Essais Even in the darkest of times, Spring feels like a promise of hope. After Winter’s season of introspection, gestation, and [...]
Comment resacraliser» son quotidien...How to re-sacralize rveryday life... Habiter le seuil | Dwelling at the threshold Prêter attention aux seuils de la journée : le moment où l’on ouvre les yeux ( le seuil du réveil), la porte (le seuil de la maison), où l’on allume une lumière ou laisse le soleil entrer (le seuil du jour), [...]
