I'm delighted to have some poetry windchimes / hanging mobiles as part of the exhibition:
a wrought
iron fence – spotted with rust and ladybirds
I locked
my secret
in my
heart -
told
no-one but my dog
who ran
away.
summer
shower -
raindrops
sparkle
on roses
the last
birdsong of summer -
the first
falling leaves
**All my mobiles are made using reclaimed materials and poetry fragments inspired by the materials.
**
The whole cafe is now full of poetry from:
Marc Malone, Rebecca Green, Rita Bradd, Alexander Champion, Steven Fraser, JA Sutherland, Stewart Hogg, Stephanie Arsoska (and me).
Here's it being set up this morning, which gives you an idea of how part of the space looks:
Crafty Green Boyfriend and I will be there later and I'm hoping to get some good photos of the other artist's works and post them here tomorrow.
12 comments:
Hi Juliet,
So wish I could be there at the Forest cafe - looks like fun and all the best for the exhibition.
Happy week
Hugs
Carolyn
This makes me wish I lived there so that I could see this exhibit :)
What a great idea - may have to pinch it for my own garden. I love the idea and your poetry - wish I could see it.
Draffin Vears, Optimistic - thanks!
Pete - thanks and it would be a great idea for a garden!
Looks very interesting. The wind-chimes put me in mind of Calder. Not that I'm an expert on him, by any means, I just know he was into mobile art.
It would be fun to be there in Edinburgh at the Forest Cafe. That display case is calling to me.
the mobiles are great.
What a clever idea! It should be a popular display.
What a delightful place.
File under "funny coincidence"
Or, more optimistically, "great minds thinking alike"
sky clearing
a new sparkle
on the rose
(Written a few weeks ago)
A delightful post entirely
What a lovely idea Juliet.
Great photos and haikus. I love wind chimes.
Thank you for your note, I should find a Japanese man fan.
looks lovely,xx
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