Pilot Jay Morrissett, background left, relates how he and his plane ended upside down in a farm field in Clermont Wednesday to State Police Investigators Comesanas, Mazzacano and Walthour. Morrissett was en route from Concord, NH to Kingston when he experienced engine trouble and attempted to land the plane in the field. (Robert Ragaini/Hudson-Catskill Newspapers)
Showing posts with label Fate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fate. Show all posts
Thursday, November 05, 2009
Reality Upside Down
Pilot Jay Morrissett, background left, relates how he and his plane ended upside down in a farm field in Clermont Wednesday to State Police Investigators Comesanas, Mazzacano and Walthour. Morrissett was en route from Concord, NH to Kingston when he experienced engine trouble and attempted to land the plane in the field. (Robert Ragaini/Hudson-Catskill Newspapers)
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Fate
"...no experience has been too unimportant, and the smallest event unfolds like a fate, and fate itself is like a wonderful, wide fabric in which every thread is guided by an infinitely tender hand and supported by a hundred others."-Rilke
I tend to think of life as both a scavenger/treasure hunt...where you run and find a clue then run to the next, I also imagine that we are a giant puzzle, and we don't know what our picture is. We go about trying out pieces, and slowly putting our lives together. As we go along we realize that something from the past now fits, and we make progress and put that piece in its place, we also realize that our puzzle is only part of the larger puzzle, of life, and that we are all connected to the same game. Our ancestors contributed their pieces that lay the ground for ours....so, I guess "knowing" what we are going to be forever is the same as being stuck, completely faithless....because every day presents another piece or clue to our game. The "Unknowing" is our challenge, but it is also the fun and the space to find the next clue and adventure. Personal fate that I am tremendously excited about is a similarity between my most recent works, ( Free Now and Shrine of Summers Shells) and their connection to Mongolian Shamanic Shrines (ovoo's). A good friend recently suggested I see the movie, "The Horse Boy" because she felt their was a similarity between my sculpture and the shamans in the movie. I am so grateful to her, for being so attentive to my sculpture and so considerate to pass this recommendation on to me. The movie was incredibly moving and inspiring, for many reasons and I highly recommend it!
I am soooo excited about this connection.....where am I going next?
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