I ask the stars is there ever a right moment no
good asking the moon it just questions the tides The moths are waking They
leave the cool of cave take to the night skies travel the migratory route Lay
their eggs Die The pupae hatch navigate the same path to the Alps gather in the
billions cavern cavity crevice On the way they may divert block the light
Showing posts with label Australian native plants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Australian native plants. Show all posts
Thursday, November 29, 2018
Monday, October 31, 2016
Bronwyn Rodden #31 - Journey to Ink
Gothic Wattle,
Chinese Style, wattle and Chinese ink on rice papers.
A dark work for Samhain, a time for night to enclose the
earth, spirits of the dead to mingle with the living, a time of great change.
Of course, in the southern hemisphere it should be a spring celebration at this
time of year, but we are overwhelmed with Halloween imagery, so let’s enjoy the
darkness.
This is also the end of my month on Project 365+1 – many thanks to
Kit for the opportunity to share with other artists and writers.
Bronwyn Rodden #30 - Journey to Ink
Ebor Falls, mixed handmade inks on rice
paper and canvas.
A recent work inspired by Ebor Falls, near Dorrigo, using native plant inks from my garden.
Sunday, October 30, 2016
Bronwyn Rodden #29 - Journey to Ink
Summer Inks, 70cm x 50cm mixed Chinese ink and handmade inks
on rice paper
In this work I have used various inks made from flowers
available to me in the summer garden, combined with Chinese ink. I've been told that Black Chinese
ink is made from soot left after burning wood and I feel it works to give added
depth to the lighter nature inks, while still having some connection with plants.
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