3 thoughts on “May your soul be as free as the ever new waves of the sea.”
Thank you for your beautiful work. I love the way that the beach in north wales matches the colour and texture of your Little One as [s]he returns to the earth.
Thank you. Whenever I use clay there is a real sense of connection to the earth. I like the way, when using unfired clay like this, that it emerges from the earth, is transformed, and then returns. There is such beauty in the transience.Every blessing, Ric
I shared these photos with my two boys, aged 5 and 7 this afternoon, cycling through the sequence several times. They are familiar with building elaborate sandcastles in a race against the tide. They were fascinated and it was intriguing to talk with them about beauty and love and the transience of real life.
Thank you for your beautiful work. I love the way that the beach in north wales matches the colour and texture of your Little One as [s]he returns to the earth.
Thank you. Whenever I use clay there is a real sense of connection to the earth. I like the way, when using unfired clay like this, that it emerges from the earth, is transformed, and then returns. There is such beauty in the transience.Every blessing, Ric
I shared these photos with my two boys, aged 5 and 7 this afternoon, cycling through the sequence several times. They are familiar with building elaborate sandcastles in a race against the tide. They were fascinated and it was intriguing to talk with them about beauty and love and the transience of real life.