Poetic Context:

An early dialogue between painting and poetry, where image and word respond to a shifting cultural landscape. Neither illustrates the other; together they form an evolving field of memory, perception, and place. 

Poetic Context:

Poetry and image move between turbulence and stillness, drawing upon the paradox of fire and Zen. Social experience becomes an inner landscape in which resistance, fluidity, and contemplation continually transform one another. 

Poetic Context:

Painting and poetry arise from the same shifting state of mind. Marks gather like undergrowth, pause, rupture, and disperse—the visual field becoming a movement between rest, disturbance, and release.

“Until something happens to grass,
you are now at a bush for a rest,
then a screech, and you get to feel
the magic breeze.”