Author: helenahildur

journey to Stockholm

time-out

Aspudden 2 Hornstull T-centralen 3 T-centralen 2 T-centralen 1

Stockholm underground Aspudden – T-Centralen

Again, this time-and-space issue. I’m going to the Stockholm Concert Hall, to attend a rehearsal. Before, I have been working with dancers and eurythmists; making drawings from performances as well as cooperating in workshops. While sitting on the train, I recall the work we did at the Steiner seminar in January.

(see Archives: space and time drawings I – III)

Trying to catch sight of what’s going on in an orchestra at work – that will be something different, though.

quiet days X

art, recent work

colour exercise; watercolour on paper, 15 x 10,5 cms

Still enjoying the privilege of being able to work in the atelier, now accompanied by Augustine of Hippo “alive, with fiery breath”. And, being a doggy-sitter for some weeks, I take daily walks in a light filtered through autumn leaves.

Constantly awaiting the continuous miracle.

Milo resting; graphite pencil on paper, c. 25 x 30 cms

quiet days IX/time out

art, recent work

Quiet days in the atelier. Also following a course att Uppsala University, I spend an amount of time together with Plato’s Socrates, Thucydides and with my fellow students on the internet. Practising awareness, reflection and the art of dialogue… running out of emerald green and wondering where to get true cinnabar. This one’s for Martin in Chiapas.

Now I’m taking a break, going to Åbo/Turku to meet som fellow nomads and to dance all night.

I’ll let you be in my dream, if I can be in yours VII

art, recent work

inauguration of Gillberga with exhibition and sing-along music; photo by Christofer Martinson

September 4th: official inauguration of Gillberga, the building which has housed us; rejoining and rejoicing together with other citizens as well as politicians and officials of the municipality of Södertälje; an opportunity to display in public some of the works that were made this summer.

Most of what is accomplished among these people will never reach out of ‘the galaxy of the disabled’. Now, my dream would be to encourage communication for the benefit of society at large as well as for this singular group of people. Give us a wall, and we’ll give you a thrill.