Month: April 2018
Still Lifes in our Artists’ Loft
My treasures aren’t worth anything but mean the world to me. The paper-cut oak leaves were collected on a stroll up to the Basilica of San Miniato al Monte last year. I love cutting shapes into dried leaves – so ephemeral, they promise to rip and turn to mulch on the studio floor. I love…
My own Nijinsky Faun
These nymphs, I would perpetuate them. …
The Democracy of Night
I just came across some old poems of mine in FRIGG and I’m astounded again by the journal’s wispy, dreamy aesthetic. It’s not often that poets have a visual sensibility, which is odd, seeing as metaphors and imagery are our stock and trade. I thought I’d share a couple of these old (revised) poems…