Kinship
One of the greatest of delusions: we are separate, isolated, alone. In truth, we are so intimately interwoven. We know it through the soft purr of a cat, the slobbery happy tongue of a husky, the rosy alpenglow on craggy peaks, the blush on our cheeks when we feel our own aliveness. We are all kin.
One of the greatest of delusions: we are separate, isolated, alone. In truth, we are so intimately interwoven. We know it through the soft purr of a cat, the slobbery happy tongue of a husky, the rosy alpenglow on craggy peaks, the blush on our cheeks when we feel our own aliveness. We are all kin.
One of the greatest of delusions: we are separate, isolated, alone. In truth, we are so intimately interwoven. We know it through the soft purr of a cat, the slobbery happy tongue of a husky, the rosy alpenglow on craggy peaks, the blush on our cheeks when we feel our own aliveness. We are all kin.
About “Kinship”
I created this original chalk/pastel painting for a natural pet store in Aspen, CO, in the blustery winter of 2016. The original artwork hangs at the Museum of Boulder.
Canvas Sizes
20” x 33” ~ $435
29” x 48” ~ $575
About Canvas Prints
Ready to hang (no framing necessary).
Printed on a thick archival grade, poly-cotton blend, pH neutral and acid free canvas.
Colors will resist fading for over 100 years.
1.5” deep kiln-dried pine stretcher bars are used to ensure that your canvas print does not warp or bow over time.
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“This pastel painting caught my eye years ago. But it wasn’t until my beloved 14-year-old pup died – and a li’l half husky reservation dog shone the light back into my broken heart – that I discovered your words on the piece, about being 'intimately interwoven'. Your description of nonduality resonates with me and, just like the canine creatures in my experience, ‘Kinship’ exudes aliveness, elicits much joy, and has found a special place in my home.”
Kirsten