Tag Archives: minimalism
Monday Photo Minimalism~Hawaiian Ikebana
In the mass explosion of flowers and vegetation on the islands of Hawaii, step into some hotel lobbies to find the simple floral, but artsy, arrangements casually placed here and there around the rooms. Ikebana, simplicity and minimalism at its … Continue reading
Minimalism on Tuesday~In the de Young Museum
Minimalism in the de Young Fine Arts Museum in San Francisco. I can’t even remember what else was in the room I was in, only that as I walked through and glanced over towards this hallway my eyes locked in … Continue reading
Monday Minimalism~The Easy Button
Sitting back for a few weeks to read and view your posts more; to maybe take a little bit of time to sit on a beach nearby, to delve through some good books. Summertime, and the living is easy. Remember … Continue reading
Monday Photo Minimalism~The Window
Simply a window in the museum that speaks to me, draws me over to step into the pool of sunshine, to look out; I get lost in the sun.
Monday Photo Minimalism~Quiet Corners
Walking from gallery to gallery filled with art in a museum; finding a quiet corner with bare walls and a lone window can be a good rest for the eyes.
Monday Photo Minimalism~The Art of Mexico
A trompe l’oeil? No, an actual arch in an old church in Morelia, Mexico; though it should be a painting. Was it an old confessional? Unknown mysteries. Beautiful Mexican art. Templo de Las Rosas.
Monday Photo Minimalism~Mexican Minimalism, 2
In the convent museum Franciscano in Tzintzuntzan, Mexico. The museum is watched over by the people of the town. I don’t know if they arranged the pieces, but if so, there is a wonderful artist amongst them.
Late Edition Monday Photo Minimalism ~ At the Beach
Little treasures spotted on the beach reminding of the beauty of simplicity.
Monday Photo Minimalism ~ Flight
Leaving what you knew behind.