I am Minneapolis as the halfway point to my trip to Duluth for my uncle’s funeral tomorrow. After sitting all day riding the bus here I wanted to stretch my legs. I hiked upstairs in the building where my parents have their flat and saw this cool artwork. It is a collage piece that evokes tree rings or an eye.
What does the artwork represent for you?
¡Olé! –Rebecca
Part of Debbie’s Six Word Saturday.
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Enlarged, and flat upon th ground, it would be a wonderful meeting place for an experience to be shared together.
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Thanks, Margaret, like a labyrinth or meeting place.
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Yes! Thinking of you as you celebrate your uncle’s life today.
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Thank you, Margaret. A long and wonderful life it was, full of service to others.
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That’s an intriguing piece of art! I”m sorry about the death of your uncle.
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Thanks, Janet. I appreciate your thoughts.
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More like an iris than a tree.
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Everyone has her own opinion. From farther away it looks more like a tree.
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I think that’s the appeal of this.
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Considering your loss of another loved one, I see the collage as the pulsating life-force of love and empathy that will hold your extended family together during your shared loss and grief ❤
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Beautiful, Rosaliene. Thank you!
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That is beautiful and interesting. A beautiful eye! Safe travels.
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Thank you, Michele!
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You are welcome, Rebecca!
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A sign that someone is watching over you on your trip
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Thank you, Alice. Comforting concept.
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Wow, another funeral. I’m sorry, Rebecca. but beautiful artwork. Tree rings is what I thought of too.
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Thanks, Wynne. My uncle was 93, married to my aunt for 62 years!
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Whoa – amazing!
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That is gorgeous.
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Thanks, Sheri. It caught and held my attention!
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I can see why.
You always find the most interesting things to share!
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Thank you. I’ve seen new ones this weekend. Will share soon.
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Oh boy. I’ll look forward to it. 😆
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Thanks, Sheri. Sweet of you to say.
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I’ve seen in movies, such things are generally keys to something.
Now that you have shared it on a blog, many people will come finding you.
Maybe it’s time for some RC adventures.
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Thanks, Devang. I am in northern Minnesota this weekend on a family adventure.
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It is beautiful!! 😍
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Thanks, Vidah. I like it well enough that I would buy one if the price were in my budget.
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Me too🙂
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I think you can see both in it. It is a wonderful and beautiful work.
I’ve been wracking my brain for a meaning, but I think that an emotional response is better than an intellectual one for this piece. (And many others!)
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Thanks for your comments. I agree that art is often about emotional responses. This piece feels like all are one.
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It’s lovely – something you can gaze at for ages, diving down into those circles.
I hope today goes well – my thoughts are with you
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Thank you, Debbie. It was a beautiful, heartfelt service with great stories about my uncle.
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Beautiful. Like looking into a bottomless well in a fairytale.
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Oh, I like your vision.
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It’s an eye! I will be thinking of you at the funeral tomorrow . We are on a similar road trip next week to attend the funeral of my husbands aunt.
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Interesting how each person has her own perception of the art piece. Sorry to hear about your husband’s aunt. My condolences.
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Lovely and interesting.
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Thank you, Robert. I like how what I see morphs before my eyes with this piece.
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Rebecca, I’m sorry to hear about your uncle, and this does eerily look like an eye.
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Thank you, Kathy. The image kept flipping between tree and eye as I stood there.
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Very cool Rebecca! You do find awesome things to photograph!
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Thanks, Carol. Fun to find them.
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