At the Edge of the Pond, 2010
Graphite on paper
5 3/4 x 4 1/2 inches
© 2011 Susan M. Lohse. All rights reserved.
I think that we sometimes see the subject matter of certain well-known artists and conclude that the subject matter that speaks to us can’t possibly measure up. But we choose subject matter the same way they did: It’s what we see around us, what has meaning to us, or what concepts we want to convey. It’s the objects, the people, the colors, the lines, or the play of light against dark that we perceive as beautiful or interesting. Subject matter doesn’t have to be monumental to be a poem worthy of interpretation.
2 comments:
"Subject matter doesn’t have to be monumental to be a poem worthy of interpretation." I love this insight! And your drawing, it's beautiful!
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