"The Irish Poet John O’Donohue said, 'The graced eye would find beauty where the ungraced eye would never linger.'
Having the graced eye seems like a worthy goal to me. Given the choice, I prefer uncommon beauty—beauty with an edge to it.
This view, painted over three mornings in rural Wisconsin, held a peculiar fascination for me. The clear-cut scar of telephone poles bisecting the hillside created a wonderful foil to the rolling, organic rhythms of the landscape." – Joe Paquet
"The Irish Poet John O’Donohue said, 'The graced eye would find beauty where the ungraced eye would never linger.'
Having the graced eye seems like a worthy goal to me. Given the choice, I prefer uncommon beauty—beauty with an edge to it.
This view, painted over three mornings in rural Wisconsin, held a peculiar fascination for me. The clear-cut scar of telephone poles bisecting the hillside created a wonderful foil to the rolling, organic rhythms of the landscape." – Joe Paquet