Lygia and the Bull 4
There’s just no rest for that poor girl, is there? Today, I played. With the colors. With special effects. Exploring different ways of seeing it, […]
Month: April 2010
The Hungry Spider
Underground, where the subways roll, where the smells are unfamiliar and uncomfortable, where secrets aren’t buried but simply lost, there’s a spider casting its web. […]
Lygia and the Bull 3
The bronze statue is, if not actually life size, very close to it. Here it is in its golden glory. (For the record, there’s nothing […]
Locomotive Gods
The tracks lead east through the woods. The tracks lead west. They curve slightly, perhaps, but continue to some faraway stations Sue has never seen. […]
Lygia and the Bull 2
A close-up. She’s distressed. Well, of course, she’s tied to a bull. (In the original novel, I believe she was sacrificed to the bull; in […]
Lygia and the Bull
This week, I’ll be examining this statue. It sits on the grounds of the Ringling Museum in Sarasota, Florida, and was inspired by an 1895 […]
No bluer sky than this
There was once a theme park for mermaids, and all the people in the area knew of the place, and had memories of the place, […]
Storm Bringer
Quite suddenly, she opened her eyes. Outside, the night was peaceful, even pleasant, but clouds gathered in the corners of the sky and the temperature […]