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PAGODA (2013) Sometimes on our path, we need to find sanctuary. Someplace to just take a moment and catch our breath. Inside, we find peace of mind, if only for a short moment, then we gather ourselves, and head back into the chaos.
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Ganesh, remover of obstacles and a guiding force as one steps out onto another adventure. This vision has been my bulldozer through every trial and tribulation my life has seen, and I have long appreciated and been grateful for his presence. Thank You.
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Just a quick look at what I do. There’s about 20 years of my work here. All the pieces are connected, they tell a story, but not a story with a beginning or an end, but one you just jump in and find your way.
Hello everyone, it has been a minute since I have been here. I’ve changed a little, you’ve changed a little, and still we move forward. I do have one surprise though.
BARONG … 18" x 18" oil on canvas
Where I want to be, today …
Happy Super Tuesday!
The pawn is sometimes looked upon as the weakest piece on the board. It can only move forward one space at a time with its only real choice, electing to move forward two spaces during its initial move. Joy!
It can only engage an opponent along a diagonal and can't even remove a piece blocking its way. On a rare occasion they can do something en passant, though typically more than not, a graceful sacrifice of themselves in a blaze of glory. A move that is more fun to do than its meaning and purpose, simply because you finally got to do it and yell, en passant to the person across from you. In the end, you still have no idea what you just did, but somehow feel better about yourself.
In chess, enlightenment comes when you stop seeing the pawn as a single piece, but rather have a moment of realization and clarity seeing for the first time that ALL the pawns exist as a single line of force spreading across the field, a mighty phalanx.
You see that they are meant to work together.
The pawns become the most important piece on the table.
Just some thoughts this morning while waiting to vote ...
Keith
… this is how I feel when the first scents of Autumn arrive.
