Journal Des Muses
An ongoing visual and conversational diary about my work and life as an artist.
Yoshino Cherry Trees, Quadrangle, University of Washington. April 2021.
The season of the cherry blossoms is brief. Only about four weeks. But they are magical days. Whatever is the secret or magical power of these trees to lull so many people to frolic in their presence, I don't know. But there is something magnetic about the trees, and probably the Quad too.
Read MoreThe Snoqualmie People are made up of two parts of the same family: The Upper Snoqualmie, who lived on the plains above the falls, and the Lower Snoqualmie who lived along the Snoqualmie River below the falls. Ancient stewards of the land, the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe continuously strives to preserve sacred ground for all people, including Snoqualmie Falls.
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