Sunday Zen
It is Sunday.
The water in the river is cold.
Here are some images from and words about the Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden Museum:
Every surface has a face
if we explore a surface
as a human.
Here we can see a shape
like a hallway.
There was a bubble
in volcanic stone.
It ripples still.
Each surface explores
another notion.
The divide
gently bisects.
Severely.
I walked into the garden
to feel the air. It was
Saturday.
Now it’s Sunday.
A sculpture under a
tarp under a tree.
A wreath around the
surface. A separate surface.
As if in repose.
Everything perceived
through perspective.
Isamu Noguchi (野口 勇, November 17, 1904 – December 30, 1988) was a Japanese-American sculptor, landscape architect, and furniture designer. His museum is located in Queens, NY.
Sunday Service
Beautiful.
This makes me want to go sit at The Boston Market and read the dictionary.
i want a bedroom, and then i want all of these in my bedroom
Nicole and I really enjoyed this, thanks for posting
Love visiting this museum.
The piece at the bottom makes me really happy. I ride by the home of either a sculptor or someone who collects sculptures similar to these and they are so beautiful.