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Sydney Gruber

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Mind Dust 💭
So then, when you’re in the way of waking up and finding out who you really are—what you do is what the whole universe is doing at the place you call here and now. ▫️ You are something the whole universe is doing in the same way that a wave is something that the whole ocean is doing. ▫️ @alanwattsphilosopher
I’m loving the fresh stack 📦 Many thanks to Spark Printing for the lovely business cards! ▫️ Check them out and support local business at www.printwithspark.com
In chess, there’s a rule called “Touch Move”—once you touch a piece, then you have to move that piece if there’s a legal option. Your mind is free to change, but you are still bound to move that intended piece. ▫️ Your game requires you to develop a strategy; you begin to think more and make more conscientious decisions. Whatever you do, do not play the other’s person’s game—when it’s your move, you play your own.
🔁 Widening Your Optics
🗣 It’s all about the vantage point.
It’s hard to believe we are nearly halfway through the Imagination & Enrichment Art Camps. Tomorrow, we write letters to our future-selves and seal them in our customized bottles. ▫️ These little creatives bring a fast paced tempo to my studio and capture my focus making my other to-do-list drift to tomorrow. But wow—their fresh perspectives and willing attitudes give you an invaluable little jolt of life! I trust June will continue to deliver that breath of fresh air. ☀️
Sometimes—lately, more often—I go back to this piece of mine from 2015 as it’s a pretty significant deviation from where I live in my creative mind most of the time. Those of you who have followed my work for a while will notice this departure and may join me in wondering, “So...Where did this one come from?” ▫️ As I begin new work in the studio, I keep thinking about those silhouettes in the balcony I painted three years ago—feeling the rush, the discomfort, and the potential that accompanies my raw vulnerability with any new series. Then, I forget the shadows and resume working. Must find the good fuel.

Kentuck Art Center & Museum

503 Main Ave • Northport, AL 35476