Sunday, February 8, 2015

Once I Lived on a Mountain -- reprised

Once I lived on a mountain. It is an ancient mountain, a historic mountain, a significant mountain. Held to be sacred, still it is not spared modern development. Cities and towns grow all along its length.

Veils of Haifa, 1999 (canvas)
Parched for water half the year, yet it is green in spots and undeveloped still -- in spots.

2 comments:

  1. Louise, thanks for dropping by the gallery with Jean. I just scanned your work here and on "artistsincanada". Your work is very distinctive. I'll be back to visit again!

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