The feeling from a Great Spirit who comforts the questioning.
Comfort For The Questioning
After seeing a show at the Baltimore Museum of Art by one of my former teachers Brent Crothers, I realized how much my own art work had been influenced by him and how much I enjoyed the work I did in his class and how I had gotten away, for the most part, from art that a reviewer of one of my shows said, "blurred the distinction between painting and sculpture." So, for the last few days I have redone my website (waynebien.com) along with completing a new piece that gets back to blurring the distinction. But most importantly the feeling is back.
That peaceful feeling deep inside that delights me when something old, rusted, or broken that has been discarded by another acquires a new being on a canvas or in the spatiality of a sculpture and when I know it is finished and not stare blankly at what I have done and wonder if there isn’t something else I should add or change. I just know it is right by that feeling from a Great Spirit who comforts the questioning.
Somehow the art show revived what was in you all along. You're the one who needed to see and feel it. Congratulations in blurring the distinction. It's something I identify with as a writer. The medium may be different, but the mojo mechanisms are the same.
We all have much to thank of great mentors in our lives. I recall Michael Jerry, who I took a room from in my junior year in college and a design course that gave me the tools necessary for creating my website. I have checked out your website and find it quite simple and direct. I have toyed with the idea of changing mine, but I find that it works well on mobile devices, except the links are quite small and close together… Something I haven't quite resolved.
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enjoyed reading your lovely tribute to a mentor! well done
You may recall that I wrote an article about an artist that does beautiful collages. The article is, Artist Shreds Misconceptions.
Ron