Unfortunately, my mind is completely blank, my body limp, and my heart numb due to some unforeseen circumstances.
Somehow, looking at art always makes me feel better. Even if it forces me to be contemplative.
Thanks for making me think Kara Hearn. If you ever read this, Kara, just know, today, although sad, surreal, and a mixed emotion kinda day,well, it all made a lot more sense to me after looking at your art. I mean that in a good way. Thank you.
Always,
E/IC Art Writer
Dorothy R. Santos 
4 responses to “Sadness”
For those of us who aren’t completely consumed by art and culture in our everyday existences, in that it mightn’t be what we do for a living or we mightn’t have as much time as we’d like to appreciate all of the beautiful work that’s out there, pieces that touch and move us become especially meaningful, often providing solace, hope and inspiration; a purity or depth of feeling that one wouldn’t feel when casting a detached and critical eye.
Chin up, Sunshine.
Mr. Squirrel, you are so damn eloquent. Thank you. You always make me feel better. My chin is up.
This is exactly how I felt yesterday. Just stagnant, unproductive and unimmaginative. Could place why.
Hope this finds you in good health & high spirits!
Much Love!
Thank you, Z. I am in better spirits and hoping remnants of yesterday do not remain. All the best, my friend!