In the morning, the phone rang, shaking me out of my daydream, a friend called to chat. "I need some blue light!"
At that instant, I turned and saw sunlight reflecting blue through mason jars filled with water. I quickly took photos knowing that the light was only fleeting and "must take picture now~" while talking.
The swirls of light have a relaxing energizing hypnotic effect.
I told my friend about the light~"Oh! I have a blue mason jar and the light will be coming through the living room shortly, I'll put it on the table! Just what I need right now!"
Total Eclipse of the Clock
Clouds of light brushed over the "time" of day.
Later, in the afternoon, I glimpsed "bricks and mortar" in the living room. The light hit the sandstone and lit up the mortar with a soft turquoise color. If you look closer, you can see ancient figure-like forms painted in the rocks with the light of nature's paintbrush. Animals are here! Or maybe birds~or sea creatures?
I take a visual break and look out the window. It's a cookie cutter world out there as the evening light pours over the snow covered rooftops, just like Edward Hopper would have painted them in pale lemon, lilac and candy pink hues.
I thought about Claude Monet's painterly way of creating multidimensional realities with ever changing effects of light and shade.
What about William Blake's visionary poetry, color and light?
Evening begins to deepen, and I spot the last shaft of sunlight splash over a dish of rocks and minerals in the kitchen. Surprise! The light photographed blue! How did that happen?
The next morning I spy sunlight shifting over the oven timer, the feeling of infinity is present in the purple blue split of the beam of light
Take Time for A Breath of Fresh Light~
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Resources:
Edward Hopper, creator of Nighthawks and other works of art. Edward Hopper and the American Imagination, book by Deborah Lyons and Adam D. Weinberg.
Claude Monet Haystacks, Rouen Cathedral, and other series of shifting light visionary paintings.
William Blake The Seer and His Visions, Milton Klonsky Blake painted the invisible and visible enveloped in a world of intuition, communication, color and light.
Music
Boston, Third Stage, track We're Ready, layers of sound
Dahlis Roy: Visionary Artist, Author and Tai Chi Instructor
Photos by Dahlis
Living Light, sunlight through blue mason jars
Total Eclipse of the Clock
Bricks and Mortar
Crystal Blue
Infinity Figure 8's
