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alternative art, art on photographs, Emotions, grief, Istanbul, Khalil Gibran, photography, Sebastien Assoignons, sorrow, worries, worry
Out of suffering have emerged the strongest souls; the most massive characters are seared with scars.
Doubt is a pain too lonely to know that faith is his twin brother.
All quotes are by one of my favourite poets, writer, Khalil Gibran and Photography is used with permission from one of my favourite people, my friend Sebastien Assoignons. The art is by Me, Lesley. I was unable to get it scanned because of the size of it. When I took the piece to my usual scanning place and asked them to send it out, they refused because of the eggshells. They said they were too delicate to take responsibility and that they would scratch the scanner. As a result the pieces here were photographed by me. I apologise for the quality – we can not be all things!
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great quotes, both…
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Needed to hear this today. Thanks for posting.
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Petru, We all need to remember this. May tomorrow bring you the light.
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It probably did already and I’ve been to dense to notice.
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Lovely post, Lesley. The quotes and the artwork are perfectly matched. The changes in the lighting truly accentuated the words. Out of sorrow sometimes comes a renewed spirit.
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God willing – yes – and thank you 🙂
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What beautiful pictures Lesley. I look and want to cry. 🙂
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It struck me the way Mary 🙂
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Beautiful art work, Lesley! The lighting, posture of the woman, tree,… are so poetically presented. The quotes are perfect for your art work.
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I wanted the tree to weep – thanks Amy. You have helped confirm my point!
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The weep made the point! WoW! Thank you for posting it, Lesley!
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Gibran has always been a favorite of mine since reading “The Prophet”. Your photography is a perfect accompaniment to his words. The use of the eggshells is so creative.
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My sister gave me a copy of the Prophet so many years ago. It is a little gem of wisdom. I used eggshells for the obvious reason. She likely has to walk on them a lot (keep her mouth shut as is the way of certain cultures) and she looks so fragile.
Sometimes the craziest innovations are really pretty clear. thanks LuAnn !
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I love this publication! very good!
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Merci Gys 🙂
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A lovely post, Lesley… Gibran always seems contemporary, his words and poetry never date… and a beautiful picture.. the figure suggests such suffering and the architecture such worlds of civilisation and thought… I loved the lighting in the different versions too..
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He never grows old. The simplicity of his words have been re-hashed so many times by modern ‘gurus’ with no doubt of their origins. I wonder if he was revered in his time. Thanks for coming by Valerie!
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It is good to back in the blogisphere again, Lesley! I’ve enjoyed reading your last two posts and I found your artwork to be beautiful and inspired!! I just used a Khalil Gibran quote in one of my graduate papers today, so it was apropos that you wrote using his words.
“If the teacher is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your mind” – Kahlil Gibran
May you enjoy a creative and happy day!!!
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He was a man of so much wisdom. I love that quote, Honey. Thanks so much for your comments here – it means a lot. xx
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Great art work poem is nice too.
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Glad you like it (get it) thanks
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