Here’s another new painting that is part of my upcoming show, Home+Land,at the West End Gallery, opening July 17. This 12″ by 12″ canvas is titled Beginning to See the Light, which sort of continues a theme from yesterday’s post as the title is also the title of a Velvet Underground song.
While I was working on yesterday’s post and listening to some music from the Velvets, I kept looking at this piece and when this song came on it just seemed right as a title for it in the moment. It’s not that the lyrics necessarily jibed well but just the idea of that moment of realization that the title possesses seemed right because this is what I see in this piece– arriving at a moment of understanding. The world seems calm and right but vivid in that moment.
Here’s the song that gave me the title. It’s coupled with some absurdist/avant garde imagery from a 1968 Soviet film, The Color of Pomegranates. I don’t know how relevant this is to the song but it’s kind of interesting?
lovely I want to sit on the bank and watch the moon all night.
Me, too, Gini.
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