 We shape our enviornment, then it shapes us (Winston Churchill, modified). The move from Canyon Road to 125 Lincoln has opened things up for me. The more spacious surroundings has me doing larger work, capturing colorful vistas from my imagination and from my experiences in New Mexico. In the past few weeks, I have completed three diptychs: The imaginary "Confluence" shown above (Acrylic, 24x48). The theme is the interaction of sky, land and water in the arid New Mexico climate. $1,800. "Enchanted Sunrise, panorama (below) of Ghost Ranch hanging now in the Root Cellar Pub on Marcy (Acrylic, 30x60). Looking East towards the land of Georgia O'Keffe and her beloved Pedernal, the sun announces it's presence! $3,000. "Sangre Sunset," from a photo taken last Tuesday from our deck (Acrylic, 24x48). The red glow of the cloud lights up the Sangre De Christo range over Santa Fe. $1,800. Feeling confined or stuck? Look for ways to open up your world, expand your environment and see what happens!  
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3/27/2020 08:35:08 pm
It is true that a spacious working environment is better because it affects the way we think. That means, it enables us to become more productive which is a good thing. In New York, renting a space is really expensive, that's why people who were able to have their spaces there are so lucky because their business has the chance to make it big. Only if we are going to expand our environment, I am sure that we are choosing the right path for everyone which is indeed a good thing! Leave a Reply. |
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