Author: Lisi-Tana
brawler
It’s been a while since I enjoyed a book as much as I did Lauren Groff’s Brawler. Her writing reminds me of (a bit) of Jhumpa Lahiri’s. Clean and crisp – never overly emotional, trite or dripping with adjectives. Every now and then though, she drops a lyrical line here and there reminding you that…
waiting…
Often, I stand at my window and wait for the shadow of the neighbour’s tree to fall on the street below. I love that moment when the shadows slowly materialize and then evaporate — like painting with water on a hot stone. As the clouds move, the shadows show themselves again. Like magic. Copyright ©…
counting green
For still there are so many things that I have never seen: in every wood in every spring there is a different green. – John Ronald Rueul Tolkien In Guyana — and I imagine in every other Caribbean country — at any time, if you were to look out the window, you could easily count…
jun kaneko
Experience the work of the Japanese-American ceramicist, Jun Kaneko. Earlier drawings (c. 1950s-1960s) show his chops at a young age. Dangos are Kaneko’s free standing pieces named after the chewy Japanese rice flour dumplings. They are perhaps akin to giant three dimensional canvases on which he can experiment with colour, techniques, and of course sculpting….
with my yellow pen…
This idea was given to me by my cousin. She uses my calendar as a type of journal, writing highlights from the month at the back of each page. I love the idea and started doing it myself. My calendar comes as loose A4 pages so writing on the back is quite easy. The paper…