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What is the essence of stillness in art? Is it an image of a motionless tree, of a jug on a table, a face in repose? The image itself is not decisive. It is what the observer brings to the looking that matters. I look for stillness. And so, I try to create stillness.
“There is no mysterious essence we can call ‘place’. Place is change. It is motion killed by the mind, and preserved in the amber of memory.” J.A. Baker, The Hill of Summer (1969)