Category: Art

Judith Skillman is interested in the intense feelings engendered by the natural world. She loves the interplay of light between land and water. Her medium is oil on canvas, and she aspires to create an unlabored sensibility of the pastoral.

Each time I wander down a street and come across a stunning street art piece, I feel impelled to photograph it before it gets damaged or disappears.

…and there it is: the beauty. it is not in the spinning, dizzying maze; the tea leaves are ineffectual against ephemera (everything lives in fragments). but there it is: the beauty. the beauty, which is seldom found in the translation, but rather in the wanting to know how.

And we came down from the mountain, wild to claim our lives

These are the things I contemplated as I walked among the peacocks at the Museo Dolores Olmeda estate grounds in Mexico City, taking pictures. I was surrounded by unspeakable beauty, by the kind of bird who coyly looked me in the eye and then spread out his fan of a tail for me in all its glory.