The MOON OVER>>>>> SERIES.Moon overboard.
Moon over Owl.
Moon over Pylon.
Moon over Pylon two.
Moon over Sidewalk.
Moon over Tear.
Moon over and OUT.
Saturday 16 February 2008
Moon overboard.
The system of international maritime signal flags is based on the alphabet.
O or OSCAR is MAN OVERBOARD
Adieu! Adieu! yon silver lamp, the moon,
Which turns our midnight into perfect noon,
Doth surely light thy towers, guarding well,
Where Dante sleeps, where Byron loved to dwell.
The last 4 lines of Ravenna by Oscar Wilde
OWL MOON is a magical story written by Jane Yolen.
Thursday 14 February 2008
Moon over Sidewalk.
Presenting the 5th in the 'MOON OVER' series....
.....cold February morning, very foggy......
SIDEWALK~
Pylon~
Pylon two~
Owl~
Tear~
This is a an adaptation of GRAFFITI MOON.
Six months down the line. (300807)
And the graffiti is still shining,
especially during a New Moon.
.....cold February morning, very foggy......
I added a discarded pizza tray this time around.
Wednesday 13 February 2008
Monday 11 February 2008
What once was complete has now been transcended.
The Screen in 2 halves.
Looking like a huge number eleven on the eleventh.
Side by side.
A pair.
How did it happen?
Nikola and I hid behind the screen to surprise?
After a couple of screams and a slight loss of balance we fell on the Screen.
The central spine of the screen unzipped as we stumbled upon it.
Ironically it was us who glued together the original join, almost a year ago.
And now I am evaluating a pair of screens.
The imapct you have on my art is unfathomable.
I won't dwell upon the demise of the Cardboard Zombie.
The screen belongs in the theatre.
Click on the link to see The Making of The Screen.
Kiss my art by Nikola.
Looking like a huge number eleven on the eleventh.
Side by side.
A pair.
How did it happen?
Nikola and I hid behind the screen to surprise?
After a couple of screams and a slight loss of balance we fell on the Screen.
The central spine of the screen unzipped as we stumbled upon it.
Ironically it was us who glued together the original join, almost a year ago.
And now I am evaluating a pair of screens.
The imapct you have on my art is unfathomable.
I won't dwell upon the demise of the Cardboard Zombie.
The screen belongs in the theatre.
Click on the link to see The Making of The Screen.
Kiss my art by Nikola.
Sunday 10 February 2008
Crow Nest Park: Dewsbury Museum: Spring Exhibition 2008.
68. Cardboard Landscape.69. A logarithmic spiral.
70. Untitled Textiles.
I was asked to submit 4 pieces and 3 were selected for the exhibition. It runs for 2 months and the museum is popular. I am still thrilled about the spiral coming in at number 69.
The textiles were made in the 90's and I am enjoying the opportunity to showcase my skills in this area. I am currently working on new material for the SUMMER EXHIBITION later this year at the town hall. I must add that I am keen to try new media as I am inspired by the range and the technical ability of the artists within the group. (DEWSBURY ARTS GROUP.)
Thursday 7 February 2008
It's certainly a body of work that is often quoted in philosophical circles.
Pencil drawing inspired by a magazine image. 2006
© MARCO MOONE 2008
Wednesday 6 February 2008
Annular and total roll on June.
JUNE 2007 ARCHIVE click
It's a leap year. That, though, is not what makes this month so special. It's more the fact that, this year, February also happens to bring a pair of eclipses*. Both will have their impact on our lives... and hearts. If there's something wrong in your love life, it will get set right soon. And if there's something you want to preserve and protect... well, if the reasons are right, that too may be attainable.
*Annular Solar Eclipse, February 6/7.Visible from a wide track, that traverses Antarctica and southern regions of the Pacific Ocean. A partial eclipse will be seen in the southeastern third of Australia, all of New Zealand and most of Antarctica.
*Total Lunar Eclipse, February 20/21.Visible throughout South America and most of North America, western Europe and northwest Africa. None of this eclipse is visible from eastern Asia or Australia.
Information provided by Jonathan Cainer.
http://www.cainer.com/
Sunday 3 February 2008
A glorious numerical happenstance.
Dewsbury Arts Group
Spring Exhibition 2008
CATALOGUE
Artists are listed by member name
In alphabetical order
And furthermore
Titles are listed
In order of submission
30 different artists
Up to four selected works by each artist member
A glorious numerical happenstance
Coming in at Number 69: A Logarithmic Spiral
Share my truth
Friday 1 February 2008
What was elusive is now obvious.
Upturned vessel containing everything spilled
dry river running noiselessly
blank canvas drawing all into the white
gifted hands making shadows flapping wings
dry river running noiselessly
blank canvas drawing all into the white
gifted hands making shadows flapping wings
Photo montage. © MARCO MOONE 2008
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