Notes of a different shade #1
I'm on a quest, a little adventure through leaves of haphazardly raked magazines of colour and gloss: seeking fragments of somethings to turn into some "things" entirely else and all born of waves of sound...
giving a face to the calls of some of the feathered ones around me: as I see them.
This quest came about following a recent visit to Zoe's blog and reading her inspiring post - it reminded me of my half-hearted attempts to paint such faces with words, so why not have a different attempt.
There are times - usually when I'm preoccupied with housework or garden chores - that the various calls of the birds blend into one vague background hum. But the more persistent of them will however, barge on through my wall of concentration; and it’s these calls that I'm attempting to give a face to. Over the years I've mentally pinned upon their feathers a human persona due to any individual characteristics.
Meet Diva, she was practicing one of her arias high in a tree when I started raking those leaves of colour and gloss....her face is one born of sound waves from oscillating lightbeams of metallicglass, sonic tangles cross pollinated with twists of golden zangles.
There are times - usually when I'm preoccupied with housework or garden chores - that the various calls of the birds blend into one vague background hum. But the more persistent of them will however, barge on through my wall of concentration; and it’s these calls that I'm attempting to give a face to. Over the years I've mentally pinned upon their feathers a human persona due to any individual characteristics.
Meet Diva, she was practicing one of her arias high in a tree when I started raking those leaves of colour and gloss....her face is one born of sound waves from oscillating lightbeams of metallicglass, sonic tangles cross pollinated with twists of golden zangles.
Think of a synthesized Maria Callas... it's a start

