LEAP OF FAITH
FALL FROM GRACE
+ when all is said + done...
whom is know which is which?
jahh / image from When Sword Swallowing does not Impress -codex
20.10.10
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nice...and in the end i guess we will all find out...i like the schism in the pic...the empty shadow of the leg still on the left..nice.
ReplyDeleteOh, wow. I love this.
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful...
ReplyDeleteYep, gotta wait until it is all said. Engrossing visual representation.
ReplyDeleteBeing one who finds the 'leap of faith' to have eluded her, I find the ying-yang of 'fall from grace' to be a page from the same book - the ultimate gotcha, I guess.
But the representation resonates.
the art and poetry, wow.
ReplyDeleteAs we would have said in 1975...that is wicked cool!
ReplyDeleteHey, I'll say it now in 2010. That is wicked cool. What a powerful answer to the muse.
ReplyDeleteI like your take on the Muse.
ReplyDeleteVery expressive and powerful. Great piece!
ReplyDeleteWell it took you long enough! You know I love your stuff. Great entry, very novel and apt.
ReplyDeletewell said......powerfully rendered. and in the label - when sword swallowing does not impress......!
ReplyDeleteLove the sentiment... I have too many falls from grace and not enough leaps of faith...
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