Forms collide, context.
Still nothing to say. Does saying imply importance? How much do we say that isn't shaped? Does saying interrupt form?
Forms collide, context.
Still nothing to say. Does saying imply importance? How much do we say that isn't shaped? Does saying interrupt form?
I see wind this morning (gusting here)…and change. What we see is so dependent on where we are sometimes. To say it, to name it, is important to me. But so is accepting that there are other names, other perspectives. 🙂
yes, perspective, and yes, I think this is dialog then and noy just saying.
we had a little snow.
Sometimes feeling is a kind of saying.
I hear you!
Beautiful and nourishing, your work, thankyou always, for sharing it..ox
thank you for sharing them with me
Your cloths are, or at least, can be, magic. When I first saw this little dreamscape, I thought it was lovely, but it didn’t penetrate the mental/emotional fog that the waning light of fall wraps me in. But today I am drawn in to it and it whispers to me wordlessly, fleetingly, like a dream. I love it (though I do miss the black beast in one of your what if drawings).
For me, saying doesn’t interrupt form unless it is my own saying when it sometimes replaces form (ie talking about rather than doing). Or when it’s just noise distracting my attention Words are themselves, spoken or written, just another form–something many of your cloths use. Like that gorgeous Lion quilt, which is my my absolutely, number one, most favorite Jude Hill anything.
That cloth scrap in the lower right, where the beast was to be. an old chintz, hard to stitch through, and then I thought I might draw it only, but then I forgot, as if it just disappeared into the forest but I knew it had been there.
my cloths form with words so they are often part of them. wordcloth maybe.
The Lion Quilt is very special to me.
Oh my!… the new patch…..so beautiful….so different…yet still so Jude Hill…
Thank you so much for sharing your talent….magic….you have added wonder and beauty to my world! and it”s “What the world needs now……….”
JoAnn
well that was sweet. What the world needs now is growing to include so many things.
This lion cloth is stunning !!! The details are delicious !!!
it is an intricate cloth
Yes, generally speaking, saying does interrupt form; saying is a distraction from form. I see the form, I feel the form (internally) , and when the words are added I am pulled away from that experience into a mental chatter that can take me from a personal experience into an outsider narrative.
Yes, but then we must decide what the words are for. whether it is dialog or distraction.
Oh yes, it wasn’t clear what kind of words or sayings we were intended here. It’s a good little topic for a group of ‘in person’ artists. I’m fading away with the texting.
Love.
This small story fits so well into the Lion Cloth! <3
I think, saying does interrupt form.
I think so too, but it does clarify how we see form, which is different for everybody and there fore makes that difference clear. What confuses me is why we sometimes let what we see go and follow the vision of others at such huge cost..
Yes!
And how easy that happens, sometimes without being aware of it….
Yes! Are we taught that?
I think you are right.
Lots of thinking today, thank you!
we forget, I think, that each new work is just a new chapter in the old story of us. if we are truly just going.
By the way, I love the form of your “new” place here. I was confused a bit at first, but it’s very user friendly. Thanks, Jude!
First time glimpsing the lion cloth. Shudder with delight.
The Dream Was the Story … where does the dream take place?
Herd to know it…
The reverberations are strong.
there is sound here, for me…
Beautiful Images — Wonderful Questions to contemplate!
good morning!
form is constantly becoming
and in this way, temporary and constant ant the same time.
Never underestimate the unspoken
your stitches speak sooooo eloquently. will “dreamscape” appear in the glossary? something about faded cloth that’s impossibly lovely.
just put it there, but more to say
colors, figures, words – outstanding! love it.
I just look.
My forever question is “how much is enough”.
Its perfect on this beautiful piece
what’s needed.
Oh! Oh! Oh!
What to say , after seeing this!!
Divine…breath taking, honestly! Like a beautiful, timeless tankha, with a central heart of quiet.
To visit and re visit this piece..joyful!
To be able to say without being shaped….thankyou.
We listen:)
even listening has a filter…
simply beautiful
but so confusing if I try to say something