Guadalupe Meditation

These few comments provide context for the Guadalupe River Meditation combines. A river is a metaphor for the cycle of life. The waters of the Guadalupe, from its living springs in Texas Hill Country limestone down to its entry into the delta of San Antonio Bay, are on a journey. It is always the Guadalupe. From the spring waters of our youth until the still waters of our ending, we follow a path much like a river. The river has water, flora and fauna appropriate to each season and location along its course. A Guadalupe bass cannot live in the delta; and a redfish cannot live in the Hill Country streams of the South Fork. The cypress and salt grass both belong to the river, but have no choice as to place. Birds have free agency tied to the journey of the river, just as our free will is bound to our place and time. Detritus contained in windowed vitrines is used to document date and place, just as the art documents my experience of the river and life.
  • Sharpness in the Morning Air

    Sharpness in the Morning Air
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  • Somewhere a Deer has Just Risen from Sleep

    Somewhere a Deer has Just Risen from Sleep
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  • White Bass Swims Into Ash

    White Bass Swims Into Ash
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  • Dry Shore

    Dry Shore
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  • Music With Nothing Playing

    Music With Nothing Playing
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  • Naming the Rocks

    Naming the Rocks
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  • Golden-Cheeked Warbler

    Golden-Cheeked Warbler
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  • Trinity

    Trinity
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  • Crossing the Line

    Crossing the Line
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  • Dreams Begin to Change

    Dreams Begin to Change
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  • The River Delivered a Sweet Lament

    The River Delivered a Sweet Lament
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  • Ghost of the Moon in the Afternoon

    Ghost of the Moon in the Afternoon
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  • Whispers from the Water

    Whispers from the Water
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  • Laughing at The Point

    Laughing at The Point
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  • 87 Bridge

    87 Bridge
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