My friend the artist Robert Seven creates these art pieces he calls “remainderings.” I really like Robert’s remainderings, and we own two of them – one my son Jake bought and gave to me for my office and another that Fred bought and has hanging in our dining room. Here they are:
So about now you’re wondering what in the world Robert’s remainderings have to do with the Riverwalk – right? Well, not much, really, except that I love the term “remainderings” almost as much as I love the art pieces themselves, and as I walk the Riverwalk the word “remainderings” keeps coming into my head as I see various “things left behind” on the Riverwalk. Here's a little photo essay of "remainderings" I've found lately on the Riverwalk:
Monday, August 24, 2009
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that is hilarious and my new fav word...remainderings! Did you actually smell what was left behind in the mason jar?:)
ReplyDeleteNo, Joy, I did not sniff the contents of the jar. It did occur to me to do that, but I thought better of it. There are just some mysteries that deserve to go unsolved, ya know? Thanks for reading.
ReplyDeleteI love both of the remaindering pieces you have! They're lovely. And your photos made me smile. -Chelsea
ReplyDeleteWell, I don't claim to be a photographer, as you are, Twist, but I am having fun -- and I hope that with a little practice my photos will get better. (I've always left the photographing up to Unca Freddy, ya know; I'm just takin' up the practice in my old age.)
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