I don’t pretend to have all the answers.
But the questions are certainly worth thinking about…
Arthur C. Clarke
original painting – private collection – Caracas, VENEZUELA – “Then, When. Now?”
• watercolor, wax, ricepaper, then quilted! • 36″H x 108″W (triptych) • © Lisa Rivas
In a vague allusion, the west light, the sketched hills foresees man on his three paths:
to be born, to remain, to disintegrate…
I like how the web crosses into the other part of the image. You can’t unring a bell
Striking image!
Lovely work Lisa!!! you always blow me away…
Have a wonderful weekend….
Diana
fascinating piece 🙂
Very beautiful!
This is so lovely, I love each part of it and for different reasons! Wow!
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This is absolutely stunning!
another amazing piece, lisa! and i love the quote too
Hi Lisa,
This is so beautiful!
I love this so……
Wow! These are so amazing!!!
“to be born, to remain, to disintegrate…”
I see a lot of happenings here.
The first piece, I will interpret it as the X-ray piece that can be see true our inner spirit-to be disintegrate, second one is the piece where standing there for long-remian; third one is a clean self to be born….
Thanks Lisa, I have fun dropping by time to time.
We all can share a little words play trhough this creative way.
You share it, I respond and what an echo!
Ha..Ha..
Ding Dong….The bell is ringing again…
Mmmmm, absolutely gorgeous. How can you make something so serene, yet so moving at the same time!?