Tag Archives: David Byrne

“More Terrifying Angels…”

Posted on August 25, 2012 by

Today I returned to some photographs done a couple of years ago. I did them as part of my ongoing “Every Angel is Terrifying…” portfolio. This follows some conversations I recently had with a friend, concerning illness, death, and dying. … Continue reading →

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“Terrifying Angels and Rainer Maria Rilke…”

Posted on June 24, 2012 by

Those of you who have been following my work for some time are aware of my ongoing “Every Angel is Terrifying…” work. I started the project attempting to deal with issues of death, beauty and dying. In the German poet … Continue reading →

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“Every Angel is Terrifying….” another one

Posted on September 22, 2010 by

Canon G 10, Photoshop textures & layers. I appreciate David Byrne‘s take on the connection between death and beauty, “Matthias said beauty – being ephemeral, evanescent and impermanent – reminds us of death. I would have never put an equal … Continue reading →

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WaterWomen, Bicycle Diaries & The Rings of Saturn

Posted on October 24, 2009 by

Creative spurts come in wondrous ways. This morning I stopped by the Leon County Library to pick up  David Byrne’s Bicycle Diaries which I had requested.  I was totally intrigued by the book when I read that he had been … Continue reading →

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