The Eye of god II
A mid summer visit to Kraklauer Creek. Wildflowers and everything else is at the apogee of life.
At that point does a plant pass from the everyday mundane into the realm of sculpture?
Sculpture is made to touch.




And this is but a sliver of life that simultaneously “happens.” A friend recently commented to me that one of the aspects of time is that things are arranged sequentially by the mind; lest we be overwhelmed by the effulgence of things.