Spirit Cloth

Encouraging Formlessness

 

Behind the Door.

I hung the Endless Wishing Cloth there because in this small room, that's the only open space. 

And a few days ago I posted a pic on Instagram. As I  used it to pin up an unfinished Solstice Cloth. 

Blurry here while in motion. The wishing star center no longer visible. 

This action is most significant as a core compositional intention in my work. The kind of action/alignment that encourages the notion that Form is Temporary. I don't talk about it a lot, but it gives birth to new eyes.

To Encourage. To give courage to. Truth. What if truth is simply what might happen? With or without explanation.

 

Vision

I'm mending this quilt again, so I can wash it and pack it.

I never did finish the eyes on some of the cat blocks.

Again I am reminded that I need new eyes.

And the older less "art" driven cloths are my favorites.

Because they were just blankets.

Joy is a simple thing.

Days and Days

Every morning,

for quite a while now,

she's there.

There are double sliding doors at the back of the studio.  Her web blocks one of them. I use the other door.

Everything has become blurred. Yet cloth still becomes evidence of going.

A soup of days and thoughts caught. I will be reopening Feel Free today. I hope all works as it should.  Most of the audio is in two formats now, an underlined link (which opens in a new tab) and a player, which isn't as cute as the old one but one of them should work for you.  I may have missed a few things, if something seems strange let me know...

Classes have resumed. I have posted new content in Part 1,Thought Catching,  the page I was publishing when everything went awry. NOTE: as of 9PM the site is down again. I had a temporary meltdown but now I am calm and I will stay up all night and fix it. 

New content will be posted in Part 2, Small Cloth tomorrow. 

I layered the 2 photos.

Just to have her there. To consider her there.

I made a big decision yesterday. To start a new blog when we move. To begin again. What should I name it?