Author Archives: Art for Housewives
Spirals
A spiral is a curved line that starts from within then moves out. It is one of the oldest symbols dating back as far as the Neolithic period. This ancient symbol can be found all over the world. The Minoans … Continue reading
Talking Dresses
Cows with names produce more milk. Why is that? Researchers believe that being treated as an individual makes the difference. So I’ve given all of my Muy Marcottage dresses names — words or phrases to make them dialectical. In other … Continue reading
Graphic Thoughts and Ecofeminism
Many many years ago, I was charmed into reading Dino Buzzati’s THE TARTAR STEPPE (1940). The feel of the book was inquietante, that is, disturbing and gave me no real pleasure. However, it did give me more insight as to … Continue reading
Aperitifs on a Parian Roof
Sunset Moonrise We discovered that we can see summer sunsets from the roof of our house. So lately we’ve been climbing up with our picnic basket full of the basics for a Parian aperitif which means, in brief, ouzo and … Continue reading
The Self in A Portrait
Self-portrait, Livadia When you look at yourself in the mirror, you see your opposite and not the way you really are. So is a self-portrait really possible? I mean, how can you truly know yourself via a reflection. Seeing yourself in … Continue reading



