Author Archives: Art for Housewives
Ruptures
On June 8, 1783, Iceland’s Laki Volcano erupted. For eight months, the volcano spewed lava and poisonous gases devastating the local agriculture. As a result, nearly one fourth of the island’s population died from hunger. Not content with the damage … Continue reading
Posted in Art Narratives, Paris
Tagged French Revolution, Laki Volcano, Marie-Antoinette, volcano
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Ambrosial
While watering the plants this morning, an unexpected fragrance stepped inside my nose. For the first time, our honeysuckle had flowered and the smell was intense. Smell has the magic of quickly activating one’s memory so the scent of honeysuckle … Continue reading
Posted in Beauty, Paros, Plants & Gardening
Tagged Container gardening, honeysuckle, memory, smell
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Pansies
“Live life as if everthing is in your favor.” Rumi
Posted in female consciousness, Plants & Gardening, Rome/Italy
Tagged Container gardening, pansies
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The Judas Tree
You know it’s springtime in Rome when the Judas trees are in bloom. -30-



