Thursday, July 16, 2009

crossing paths


Walking into town today I passed a guy out trimming a bush. It was shaping up nicely, but I noticed a willy branch hanging down in the front. Its errant ways were messing with his form. "Get this right here," I said, as he was stepping into the street for an overall look. Startled, he replied, "Yep, I was just clearing the view from the driveway first." We smiled. I continued my trek to outer edges of the art fair.

Several hours and miles of crisscrossed blocks later, and after having paid the artist who let me take a pair of earrings last night with only the promise of a check, I was heading home on First. Suddenly, as if the bricks themselves were talking, a voice leaked out from a stoop. "Go by and check out that bush now," he said. 






Tuesday, July 14, 2009

who you looking at?



a short movie from the edge; an exchange without words


diagonal oaks; mendo ticks





navarro.res



shaking out

fleeting images


start to land

navarro nest remains




remind me of Coptic tombs in Seila, Egypt. 
Jim and I drew their plans for days.
Before we measured the twists and curves,
they emptied the rooms of cat bones 
and human hands
varying arrangements of parts and whole.


Thursday, June 4, 2009

you can tell which way the wind blows




on this western edge near sea ranch