This artwork was made freehand, using only my rake and my body as a measuring tool. It is thus a reflection of my own body proportions.
Showing posts with label Capturing impermanence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Capturing impermanence. Show all posts
Thursday, November 5, 2020
Thursday, June 30, 2016
Tattoo'ing the Beach- a New Zealand journey photo essay
In the far north of New Zealand I had my much desired opportunity to collaborate with a local traditional artist, an experience which became a defining moment on the journey and has fueled our desire to return to NZ in earnest.
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Thursday, March 17, 2016
Glyphs at Karekare
[Here is a start of a post on Capturing Impermanence site- go here for the full story]
The Capturing Impermanence crew has been in New Zealand for about one and a half amazing months. It is truly the land of beauty, with spectacular landscapes at every turn. The first beach we visited was Karekare in the northwest.
The Capturing Impermanence crew has been in New Zealand for about one and a half amazing months. It is truly the land of beauty, with spectacular landscapes at every turn. The first beach we visited was Karekare in the northwest.
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