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Autumn Equinox Apjumības: an Altar to Bounty, Colour, Remembrance of Loss and a Twin God

on September 25, 2024

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Autumn Equinox: an Impromptu Altar

on September 23, 2024

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Summer Māras: Late Flowers, Bees, Berries and the Slide into Autumn + a Grumpy Bull!

on August 08, 2024

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Sweet William/ Dianthus barbatus: Weed, Wildflower or Garden Classic? (the problem with) Wildflower Seed Mixes

on July 23, 2024

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Mid-summer Suite: Photos and Videos, a Poem! Slow Walk, Garden, Altar and Rain

on July 06, 2024

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Cohan: Alberta, Canada; Last time I wrote one of these I said 'urbane hillbilly via mega urbanite, artist, pre-grunge, new wave hairdresser, farm boy, plant nerd'. I might be inclined to add pragmatic mystic, forest gnome, animist, neo-pagan (though we'd need to define that carefully..). I started out as a country boy, and although my leanings were not typical of the area, I had no desire to move to the city. However, I also didn't see ready opportunities for me on the farm, so move I did! Turns out big city life actually did suit me, and I lived in several of them for two and a half decades. I was ready for a change and my mother needed help, so back I came in 2007.. the next stage is not yet clear, I still have attachments to both rural and urban life, and not sure where I will find the balance... My art explores some similar issues-- the forces and faces of nature and how humanity relates to them, how they are expressed in us- archetypes, mythology etc.. Meanwhile I garden, collect seeds, cut firewood, take too many photos, and enjoy the beauty all around...

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