18”x24”, acrylic, collage on canvas, 2008
an old commission
12”x16”, acrylic on canvas, 2008
my studio + phone glitch
It was a face which darkness could kill
in an instant
a face as easily hurt
by laughter or light
‘We think differently at night.’
she told me once
lying back languidly
And she would quote Cocteau
‘I feel there is an angel in me’ she’d say
‘whom I am constantly shocking’
Then she would smile and look away
light a cigarette for me
sigh and rise
and stretch
her sweet anatomy
let fall a stocking
Lawrence Ferlinghetti
in an instant
a face as easily hurt
by laughter or light
‘We think differently at night.’
she told me once
lying back languidly
And she would quote Cocteau
‘I feel there is an angel in me’ she’d say
‘whom I am constantly shocking’
Then she would smile and look away
light a cigarette for me
sigh and rise
and stretch
her sweet anatomy
let fall a stocking
Lawrence Ferlinghetti
(Source: fernsandmoss, via fragments-ephemeres)
18”x18”, oil on canvas
Look, a weird one.
18”x30”, oil on canvas
At War with the Obvious Photographs by William Eggleston
Through July 28, 2013
Metropolitan Museum of Art
NYC
(Source: sawthisthoughtofyou)
