I invite you to follow along with me as I examine and document instances of sacred geometry in the land and nature, deriving inspiration for my art. I will practice respectful and sustainable foraging, testing the physical properties of the natural landscape, like pigmentation, adhesion, and structural integrity, to aid in the making of weavings, clays, natural glues, paints, paper, and more. As I experiment with and study these age-old creative techniques, which are largely brand new to me, I will share with you my processes and discoveries.
Tag: nature
Ode to the Pueo
Pueo Ancestor link to where my soul-seed has been Root dweller Sky swooper Day hunter Field sweeper With eyes like … More
Guardian of the Forest
“The Green Man” By Resident Artist, Kristine Moore
Making Peace with Gophers: How Personal Transformation Can Transform a Garden
In May 2015 I went to a Mindfulness Meditation retreat in the tradition of Community of Mindful Living, … More
What Fear Teaches: Lessons from the Cliffside
I remember a day in a Colorado canyon, on the side of a 750-foot cliff. I had taken a less … More
The Real Joy of Backpacking
Recently two young women from Chicago, students at our college, approached me surreptitiously about going backpacking. The situation was … More
The Serenity of Redwoods: Observations from My First Backpacking Trip
I didn’t even have an inkling that I could walk over 30 miles in just three days. While backpacking in … More
The Reiki Garden
It may be surprising that I love to garden since I have been a city-dweller since birth. Somehow I cultivated … More