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September 2018


9.1.2018


Individual grid studies
9.2.2018


9.3.2018


Continuing hot weather and mosquitoes
9.4.2018


Starting to interpret these cycle-drawings as diagrams of the relationship between dependent origination and emptiness, practicing shading and lighting as ways to reveal forms, and forsaking more important life tasks to spend time drawing, my days now bend, nesting into one another, intersecting each other, replacing time with a sense of resonant simultaneity.
9.5.2018


Cool morning, hot and humid midday, then an early evening storm
9.6.2018


9.7.2018


Sloshing around
9.8.2018


Vessel in a cycle
9.9.2018


Heavy rain
feels endless
9.10.2018


Blue sky
9.11.2018


9.12.2018


A surprisingly unsurprising thing about drawing openly is how clearly the marks reflect what's going on inside
9.13.2018


9.14.2018


What actually occurs is some small subset of what is possible
9.15.2018


The glass is already broken
9.16.2018


Sifting parts
9.17.2018


Vessel enveloped
9.18.2018


Conflicted
9.19.2018


New bodies, new maps
Time to rechart the terrain
9.20.2018


Movement is stationary, stationary is movement
9.21.2018


What appears as a reflection of what is?
9.22.2018


Not the speed of the flow,
nor the size of the moment,
not the sequence,
the color,
not even the shapes of the rivers,
only the distinguisher,
then not even that.
9.23.2018


Trying to hide from the day inside the drawing
9.24.2018


So much rain
9.25.2018


Layers interacting
9.26.2018


The light stays even as the frame fades
9.27.2018


Opening into the moment
9.28.2018


Sliding through the resonant layers of a crisp autumn day
9.29.2018


Sunday passing loosely
9.30.2018