Illustration by Duy Huynh, shared on FB by Alice Vegrova, thank you.
From Duy Huynh's bio, "With his figures, Duy explores motion
along with emotion in order to portray not just the beauty of the human
form, but also the triumph of the human spirit. Images that recur, such
as boats, trains, suitcases, and anything with the ability of flight
relate to travel, whether physical or spiritual."
Anything with the ability of flight. My dreams run away with me. xo
Discovered this morning, once again with thanks to Alice Vegrova, FB friend and collector/poster of art that sweeps me away - Tullio Pericoli. The art shown here is all his work.
The second piece, located through Google images, is Pericoli from Thomas Haller Buchanan's feast of a blog. What a day for unexpected humor and riches. And the revelation that someone has been looking under my bed.
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“i want to think
again of dangerous
and noble things.
I want to be light
and frolicsome.
i want to be improbable
beautiful and
afraid of nothing
as though I had
WINGS.”
-- Mary Oliver
"The whole of life lies in the verb seeing."
Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
(1881 - 1955)