Rain Dance

Clouds, rays of the sun and spirits dancing.

Lithograph copyright (c) Trevi Bennett 2012

Basket of Sun

Drifting towards another universe, tugging at the axis, the shift will be vast yet imperceptible. Will we loose the life-giving warmth of the sun and enter another ice age?

Photograph copyright (c) Trevi Bennett 2012

The Park

Tickling soft grass awaits shadows dodging and jinxing the scorching sun. New pathways forming effortlessly with the inevitability of old souls crossing. Déjà vu?

Photograph copyright (c) Trevi Bennett 2012

Sunrise

Dark breaks, giving way to light. Shades of sky gradually alter by imperceptible degrees. A pinhole of radiant light pierces the horizon, growing moment by moment, spreading hue and color wherever its rays may hit. Vibrating earth alive and awake.

Photograph copyright (c) Trevi Bennett 2012

Afternoon Light

Sweat cools on the chairlift reminding me to seal my layers. Legs weak from too much ambition and powder rest momentarily on a chilly seat. Earphones pump out motivational tunes to keep the mental in check, fervently pressuring the mind to be strong when the muscle fibers fail to fire. Breathing returns to normal. The afternoon light touches my wind whipped face and reminds me to close my eyes and enjoy this moment.

Photograph copyright (c) Trevi Bennett 2012

Sunshine

Impressions of a moment in time recalled through color and line. Life giving warmth, a whispering breeze rearranging grass blades and whipping ripples on the water. Spring buds blooming in a field of green, awaiting the next rainstorm, the sound of the Earth chirps loudly with a buzz creating pixels for all to enjoy.

Colored pen on paper copyright (c) Trevi Bennett 2012

Sun Moon Sun

A triptych is a work of art which is divided into three sections. While the root of the word is the ancient Greek “triptychos”, the word arose into the medieval period from the name for an Ancient Roman writing tablet which had two hinged panels flanking a central one. At the time I was focusing on nature and organic objects, hence the celestial reference.

Oil on canvas copyright (c) Trevi Bennett 2012