Nadia Daniels-Moehle
Importance of Breaking Kintsugi, from Japanese philosophy, repairs broken pottery with gold “this process symbolising a reconciliation with the flaws and accidents of time”. Imperfectness can make our lives complex and meaningful and to reconcile with and to fully live into our imperfections we must find kindness for what is broken. We must break. Reconciliation…
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Sleepless Noticing As a child I would keep myself up at night, marveling that every single human has such utterly different experiences. Now, years later, in the moments before sleep, I imagine a world in which our internal perceptions —those illusive and constant companions— become physical. But perhaps our internal perceptions already exist in a…
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One Year Later Part 3: The End Acrylic on canvas A project is nearly born, only a few more words, a few more strokes of brush on canvas, and CognEYEzant will be finished. Finished. This week, as I sat down to write and reflect on the end of this gargantuan, year-long project CognEYEzant, I realized…
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One Year Later Part 2 Acrylic on canvas A piece spanning the final three days of CognEYEzant. (Today’s part, approximately 2’x1′ took all of 10 hours to complete.)…Nearly there. 364 days done, 1 to go.
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One Year Later Part 1 Acrylic on canvas A piece spanning the final three days of CognEYEzant. (Today’s part, approximately 2’x1′ took all of 10 hours to complete.) 363 days done, 2 to go.
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She Found the Moment, and Together We Existed: Almost Inside: Emoting Final Part* Watercolor and gouache on paper Reverence washed over the room as Alice Walker took the stage. In the moments that followed, for time had turned into moments, Walker’s words filled up the space between everyone sitting beneath the high ceilings. In a…
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