by Lisa Haynes Winsett | Dec 7, 2019 | art, muse
Another art therapy – color therapy – tryptic. I wonder when I will ever finish it … maybe never, it just doesn’t matter. Life keeps getting in the way … I dress in neutrals … denim, beige and black. I cannot wear it but gravitate to...
by Lisa Haynes Winsett | Oct 5, 2018 | muse |
Use of the bulletin board for inspiration goes way back, doesn’t it? Of course I’m a visual person and keep the images that touch me close. Okay, I have Rembrant, O’Keefe, Cassatt, a Chinese Han dynasty flying horse, the Mona Lisa, several of my parent’s paintings...
by Lisa Haynes Winsett | Sep 15, 2018 | muse
Mom bought this hand-blown glass horse on one of her trips to Italy. She kept it in a precious glass box in the living room (Cliff still keeps it there). It’s a powerful reminder of her – of her love of travel and her love of art – and a reminder of my own deep love...
by Lisa Haynes Winsett | Jul 5, 2018 | muse |
Mark Rothko’s 1958 formula for his artwork: 1. A preoccupation with death, of ones’ own mortality … tragic art, romantic art, etc. 2. Sensuality, our basis of being concrete about the world, a lustful relationship to things that exist 3. Tension, either...
by Lisa Haynes Winsett | May 9, 2018 | muse
My husband Kip and I have enjoyed rock hunting and also collecting shells over the years. We found these odd granite-like rocks at Black’s Beach in La Jolla in the 1970s. Not sure if they are even found there anymore … have you seen these before? They were...
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