The Practitioner failed the exam, so all responsibility was given to a lesser practiced person, and through the ensuing mistakes and consequential loss of life, improvements were made to the exam, which The Practitioner re-took, passed, and returned to practicing, qualified and error-free •
One places oneself in a position that readies the body for entanglement •
From a distance the thing looks to be on its way. Everything is viewed from a distance. Everything is on its way •
So often we’re unaware of another being watching us. It could be that everything is keeping tabs on everything all the the time. Privacy be damned •
This took a few hours to create, which by today’s get-quick-fast pace isn’t too spectacular. Still, I’ll take it •
I often wonder how much it will take to get my work noticed. Although art isn’t – or shouldn’t be – about recognition of the artist, it is intended to be recognized by someone other than the artist. That may not be true for everyone, as some artists do fine by simply creating for themselves, but if art is to communicate anything, it needs an audience. I’m creating art everyday. I’m not posting it everyday, or trying to promote it as often, but there is some effort there. This is what I’m wondering – how much is required in order to find that tipping point. It may be just a matter of time and space •
