A Neighbor’s Dying
“…Poor, poor Chris…I guess maybe your train finally came…”
Tag: death
I Miss What I Imagined I would Miss
…the room seems to awaken with her…golden rays fall…like the petals of an opening rose…
“INSIDE VOICE” a New Series of Works
“…look into this inner world and I promise I will use my “INSIDE VOICE”.
LANDFALL(In the Garden of my Father)
…see what this work has gone thru on it’s journey to fruition…
The Journey, a Debut Art Video
. This project was a couple years in the making for me, and was born from the bottomless grief I was dealing with then. As caregiver to both of … Continue reading The Journey, a Debut Art Video
Sick, Sick, SICK OF IT…
…this post is winding itself around my consciousness like my fairy python-mother…
The Unveiling!
Shall I call it “UNBAGGING”? I told you that you would never guess my source photo, in the last post’s images. Well here it is: . Here’s the deal: I … Continue reading The Unveiling!
I Don’t Feel Very Good.
Can you dig it? I am sure most all of you can, gentle readers. You can probably deduce from my latest posts that my creative powers seem rather discombobulated. … Continue reading I Don’t Feel Very Good.
An Awakening
Sleep has been a constant goal for me since I put down drugs and copious amounts of alcohol. Yet it has been the most evasive and endangered of species, teasing … Continue reading An Awakening
The Duality of My Artistic Self
Depicting my own image has been a starting point my work from the beginning. As a child my drawings were always of female faces, although I never consciously realized these … Continue reading The Duality of My Artistic Self
A Saint Petersburg Artist Resident
It has been an enormously trying year and one half, year and 8 months , actually. I have grown SO much since I have lived here in St. Petersburg, I have … Continue reading A Saint Petersburg Artist Resident
We’re All Innocent by Susan T. Martin
This painting is Mixed Media on Canvas, 24″x 36″ signed and unframed. It is the culmination of months of work and thought, and is now, finally, at a stage I … Continue reading We’re All Innocent by Susan T. Martin
