10/31/2013
10/30/2013
Tasty Fall
People were given two ears and one tongue so that they may listen more than they speak. -- Jewish Folk Saying
Two ears are enough to swallow down the picture, but that would result in a gag if without the author’s foreword. Even the best artwork is dead if it goes without comments. Yes, we have only one tongue, but if without it, the life would be the living with the disabilities.Let's rescue this apple from such destiny. Well?
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10/13/2013
art therapy's paper dreams
This Untitled Hero met me at the entrance to the hospital of people with the psychiatric disorders. I had my camera and took a picture:
Yiddish Proverb states "What soap is to the body, laughter is to the soul."I truly rejoiced at the art therapy handicrafts. Look below
| the photo "Paper Dreams" by Tomas Karkalas / Lithuania |
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9/23/2013
Green Persistence
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| photo Green Persistence by Tomas Karkalas from Klaipeda, Lithuania. |
Yiddish Proverb states "What soap is to the body, laughter is to the soul."
We see two pillars of the humanity there, yet what is the place of the fine arts?
The wind can be the southeaster or wester, but how to define a sip of fresh breath?
Where from life giving miracle comes?
Thus the photo supported me greatly, and it looked so inspiring.
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9/02/2013
The caught glimpse
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| The caught glimpse ~ Tomas Karkalas; Lithuania |
The wish to say something new, worthy of pondering deeper – something beneficial to the readers blocks up the natural flow of the thoughts, makes the messages flat and results in what we name the writer‘s block.
Can I conclude by saying the good intentions lead us nowhere?
What is the meaning of the picture below?
oops... we broke
The familiar pix on above? Unfortunately, the familiarity kills the wonder and thus buries all the questions.
Nevertheless, what is a meaning of the image?
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