About Flying Gurnards: Haven't seen any Flying Gurnards lately. Still like odd stuff. And sometimes I do stupid stuff and call it spontaneous. True story. I also don't have travelling shoes. They broke before I left home (omen?) and since then it's been mostly bare feet and flipflops although I keep killing them and consequently am on my fourth pair. I miss home. And everybody that makes it what it is. I feel fortunate doing what I do where I am. And I am still full o' love for life!

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Tuesday, 12 March 2013

Aquatic Art

Art. Add water. And a whole new world unfolds before your eyes...
Imagine floating in front of a painting or sculpture. Now imagine doing it upside down.
Perhaps a sponge has started growing on one of the edges or it has become a shelter for juvenile fish. Art that over time transforms and always grows. I love it.

An underwater museum to check out: The Underwater Museum of Cancun
One of my favorite sculptors: Jason de Caires Taylor 
An underwater art exhibit: Paintings







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  1. tammy22 March 2013 at 08:39

    they are eerily beautiful underwater beings....

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I vividly remember the first time I saw a pair of flying gurnards. It was a mesmerizing sight, not only due to my infinite love of unknown oddities but also because of the sheer grace and allure they exuded.
What would life be like without enigmatic experiences such as these?

Flying Gurnards & Other Concoctions contrives inspiration from both the mundane and the unusual and offers a quirky glimpse into adventurous times and enchanting encounters to be had on land and sea...
I've dusted off my travelling shoes in hot pursuit of remedies to alleviate Twitchy Feet Syndrome and its overriding nomadic nature - confronting it with a dapper dash of spontaneity, love and delightfulness