Room to Roam
Carry a little less and leave some space for the things a journey might ask you to notice.
Carry a little less and leave some space for the things a journey might ask you to notice.
Putting the tools away can be a way of keeping the work open. An ending that leaves somewhere to begin.
A wall, a recess, a path through the trees. The quieter details between the views we came to see.
A line, a scene, a sound. Some references keep returning because there is still something to find in them.
A familiar movement, another winter. Returning means noticing what the body remembers and what the landscape changes.
Before an idea has to explain itself, give it room to wander. A little looseness can change where the work goes.
The familiar shifts with the light, offering another image to anyone willing to stay a little longer.
The last note of one song opens a space for the next. A sequence finds its own way forward.