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Observing The Painter

I returned to painting the weekend after a long absence and endeavoured to complete a painting, which has been knocking around for a bit. I am not sure it is completed and certainly it did not appear anything like I had imagined for there was initially a much different image in my head.

The following is about how expression in a way is it's own thing. You pick up your brushes you paint - good or bad or down right awful it was in a way almost painted by itself. I have not yet decided whether the piece is finished albeit it is bloody awful but then that is the beauty of a wandering brush is you never quite know what your going to get either way when I have decided it will be posted.


Paint

Ice scrapped with horses hair
Rainbows ignite like forest fires.

Somewhere eye and hand
fell off their bridge

leaving the chaotic imprint
of a stranger’s postage stamp.

Blood Aprons

I am following the blog I Break My Heart and there is a simple reason because something in the about box got my attention. "I am not a writer; I write because I am compelled to.". There is a contradiction in there but I understand it in the same way I am not a poet, a writer, a photographer or an artist because I am an expressionist. I do.

The following is inspired by the rawness of the human soul, which often now is constrained because we are taught we must conform; our work should tick off boxes and if it does not, we fail. Much like how Pablo Picasso said "All children are artists. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up. ". Our children are free without restrictions and then as we transform them to adults we strip it slowly away.

Art is not a science it is a journey of the soul and with it, there is no failure.


Pie Makers

They bake their pies
set a table like an altar,
white wash their paper dollies with smiles like professors jumpers.
Their clean aprons scorn
when pens bleed, break bone and become
the living pie.

The Evolution Of Art

Caveman George was not a professor but he could draw a dam good stickman and that, that was what people wanted not this wheel business and talk of its application as revolutionary mobile dinner plate.

Yes this was what people wanted, thought George, something to brighten their cave up and remind them of those good old times hunting, the injuries and getting lost due to bad directions off the PomPom the shamen.

Yes this was it a master in the making, thought George, as he smudged his finger on the wall.

“What a pile of crap”, said Wally behind him.

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