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11 months ago by sarahzarstudio “A gavotte of dust-motes / came to replace my seeing.” #JohnAshbery “Wakefulness” (Wakefulness, 1998) R.I.P. John
9 months ago by sarahzarstudio “Somewhere someone is traveling furiously toward you.” - John Ashbery
1 year ago by sarahzarstudio (Detail from Sphinx Rehabilitation Project). Over the last few months, I've sent most of my larger pieces off to their new homes, and soon it will be my turn to follow in their footsteps. For now, pardon any delayed communications. I'm communing with the boxes...
1 month ago by sarahzarstudio “When diving into a stranger hear the splash of your own veins.”
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10 months ago by sarahzarstudio A great mentor of mine once said, "Art is an act of abbreviation. So, expose yourself to something immense, intricate, inscrutable, or infinite, then pick up a brush... In all things, the architecture of the invisible lurks."
1 year ago by sarahzarstudio
1 year ago by sarahzarstudio Today, I was walking outside, and discovered a cache of novels, just sitting on the sidewalk, waiting for a reader to walk by. In a pillar of bibliophilic delight, I gathered up the ones I hadn't read and went to a cafe to celebrate. There, through the cappuccino steam, I noticed a sign. "Take a book, leave a book." After gently setting down my cup (to avoid spilling it with glee), I dove into the shelves nose-first, and came away with these treasures! I'm so thankful for all of the great book recommendations I've received from people through IG and
1 year ago by sarahzarstudio Looking into the future of the world's great cities? Try Crystal-Balls-of-Steel!
1 year ago by sarahzarstudio Coffee and rain, what would we do without you? I once knew a funny little man who would walk out into the rain and gleefully shout, "Bloody miserable weather out today, isn't it!" To any drenched or umbrella-ed soul who passed. The obvious joy in his scraggly voice always caused a sort of truce to transpire between the torrents and their targets. He never wore shoes, and though quite old, seemed ageless. #suspendedanimation
1 year ago by sarahzarstudio Unleavened - not made light. (...by air or some other agent.)