Step Into It...

Step into a body of water and watch the waterline rise (2014), wood, fiber, paper, bronze, maps, screen-printed t-shirts, plasticine, rocks, crystal

The Plains Indians: Artists of Earth and Sky @ The Met

Beat Claws

Calendar

Tulum

full moon

humidity

storms ahead

gift

We played for almost an hour. Or did I terrorize it???!!

Buho Blanco

Still life with orange and grinder injury.

The staircase to my bed takes effort and concentration.

My kiln

Carmen's project

Momo and Malon

Bolivian bling

Neomi and Darwin choosing a log.

Neomi and Darwin again

Juan's work.

Day 8, 7 hour walks

Bolivia really never takes a day off. This place is incredibly kind and I'm lucky to have the time to meet it. Today I walked into and out of Tarabuco. I was afraid it would be a total tourist trap full of lovely imports but was pleased to find that it was more of a community swap. People were selling whatever they had to sell, along with basic necessities. I was able to purchase an offering to Pachamama for love and health. I was tempted to purchase one for a Mexican futbol win, but I wasn't sure she'd have the inventory, and I would have blamed her for Mexico's loss. Needless to say, I will blame her if I don't become an ultramarathoner without trying..

Tripod

The best I could find to watch the 2nd half of the Mexico game.

Day 7, 7 hour walks

These dogs look lovely now but gave me a hell of a time on the way down. Oh I guess it's nap time.

Day 6, 7 hour walks

Day 6 was a bust, was only 4 hours. The wind almost swept me away and I got tired of fighting y'all..