spring, not here yet
March 26, 2010
but it is getting closer…
one of those tasty drinks from last years party!
threaded together around ‘wanderlust’
maturity?
January 10, 2010
Time and space. Why is it so obvious in hindsight? Similar to his paintings of haystacks and water lilies, Monet spent a lot of time thinking about light…
day three
September 16, 2009
“… is an art not a science, and we would like to make it a science”
but why?
is meaning the same as comfort?
Perhaps a bit…
living
July 2, 2009
So close.
Fun day, surprising day walking to lunch with physicist Roy Benedek… finding Steen Rasmussen meeting with Rick Stevens. Rick is nominally a computer scientist, and Steen…
the challenge
May 16, 2009
What does it take to open one’s mind to thoughts previously embedded, or considered fixed?
Safety, comfort? Privacy? What about stimuli?
Somehow the Museum of Contemporary Art’s marketing…
open to suggestions
March 25, 2009
After a meeting with Tracy Mathieu and Brian Kronewitter at Mortenson Construction today, I was riding the motorcycle back to Chicago and enjoying the distictly non-urban meandering roads through forested…
man made or natural
March 15, 2009
When human beings perceive beauty in the repetitive forms of agriculture: rice patties or vineyards, or fruit orchards, what’s odd is, that this beauty is seen in…
why bother with opposite viewpoints?
March 15, 2009
Visiting the construction site today… it is revealing to hear people discuss the drastically different sides of the building: massive, floating, concrete panels on one side; and, darkly…
peripatetic
February 25, 2009
This, peripatetic muse,
has so much to do with how we focus in our work… Maggie Jackson recently commented how fleeting ideas are. And in our world they…