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To Walk, To Mime … (Heutegesternmorgenwelt REDUX)
I. To Walk I’m in the apartment of my new German friends, Jan and Mira, in Shöneberg, Berlin, watching Argentina and Germany in the 2014 World Cup Finals, or in German, Weltmeisterschaft. There are...
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Three Stones from Three Cities – part 1
I spy this fracture pattern in a cobblestone one Sunday afternoon, as I walk through Mauerpark in Berlin, Germany, with a friend, Helena, who is visiting from The States. Mauerpark is more than two...
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Three Stones from Three Cities – part 2
In part 1 of Three Stones from Three Cities, I discover a series of mysterious broken stones in Mauerpark, Berlin, Germany, as my friend, Helena, and I walk around one Sunday afternoon, looking for a...
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Heutegesternmorgenwelt Resolved (Three Birds of Different Orders)
the kingfisher flying free a plastic owl portends a thought one ostrich slumps dead against my back and falls between rocks – sinking into the deep, wide River
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Intimidating, Humbling, Awesome – The Himalayas
I think it is obvious why someone whose main artistic material is stone would want to see the highest mountain range in the world. The images don’t do justice, even though I’ve included quite a few....
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Out of India – reverse culture shock
Here are nine drawings I did to help ease the reverse culture shock I felt upon leaving India and arriving in Berlin 21 days ago. I present the group in the order in which they were done, unculled and...
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Bread, Granite and Heutegesternmorgenwelt
Last week, I was in a state of Heutegesternmorgenwelt, which, word-for-word, translates as “today-yesterday-tomorrow-world,” and means experiencing time as a non-linear complexity, which, as a...
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Tempelhof Airport _ Statement III _ and a Thank You
Berlin’s Tempelhof Airport, famous for its use during the Berlin Airlift of 1948, has been preserved and converted into a public park, virtually unchanged in its landscape from when it was a functional...
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North. Higher. That is your direction.
In Uttarkashi, I meet a trekker guide who drives me to Gangotri and then guides me into the mountains to Gaumuhk and the Gangotri Glacier, one of the major sources of the Ganga and filled with...
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Traveling North: a summary – part 2 of 2
Today, I am in Uttarkashi, that is – Kashi of the north (Kashi being the Hindu name for Varanasi). Both cities are on the Ganga and both are important Hindu pilgrimage sites. Uttarkashi is much...
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