s y l v i a w i n t e r: red stone portrait

Sunday, August 15, 2010

red stone portrait

I marvel at the subtleties in variation and the function of multiples. I think of new growth. I am fascinated by metamorphosis and the temporary stages of life and growth. Often times these pieces are units of life. Some are a condensed mass of material possessing the potential for emergence, decay, transformation.

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Quote | Henry Miller

Through art then, one finally establishes contact with reality: that is the great discovery. Here all is play and invention; there is no solid foothold from which to launch the projectiles which will pierce the miasma of folly, ignorance and greed. The world has not to be put in order: the world is order incarnate. It is for us to put ourselves in unison with this order, to know what is the world order in contradistinction to the wishful-thinking orders which we seek to impose on one another. The power which we long to possess, in order to establish the good, the true and the beautiful, would prove to be, if we could have it, but the means of destroying one another. It is fortunate that we are powerless.
From: Miller, H. (1969). “Creation,” The Henry Miller Reader. New York: New Directions Publishing Corporation. p.33.

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