Long before most fine art did so, sand and butter mandalas deeply touched and influenced me. Their transitory and performative nature meshed with my understanding of music as an experiential art, not just auditory, but a way to address all of the senses, and to experience altered states. Thank you puffer for brightening my morning. (And special thanks to spouse Kelly for sharing it with me!)
Tuesday, May 3, 2016
Good morning, Earth
David Attenborough presenting a puffer fish sand mandala to start your day!
Long before most fine art did so, sand and butter mandalas deeply touched and influenced me. Their transitory and performative nature meshed with my understanding of music as an experiential art, not just auditory, but a way to address all of the senses, and to experience altered states. Thank you puffer for brightening my morning. (And special thanks to spouse Kelly for sharing it with me!)
Long before most fine art did so, sand and butter mandalas deeply touched and influenced me. Their transitory and performative nature meshed with my understanding of music as an experiential art, not just auditory, but a way to address all of the senses, and to experience altered states. Thank you puffer for brightening my morning. (And special thanks to spouse Kelly for sharing it with me!)
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