
Everyday number 20. The most beautiful thing I saw today was a green metal bin in Madrid’s wild Casa de Campo park surrounded, almost lifted, by yellow wildflowers.
Everyday number 20. The most beautiful thing I saw today was a green metal bin in Madrid’s wild Casa de Campo park surrounded, almost lifted, by yellow wildflowers.
Everyday number 19.
Drove son to school, listened to @talkart podcast with Tracey Emin on the way home, very interesting, went to Chinchón with Marina, listened to Sufjan Stevens ‘Fourth of July’ on the way home, so happy to be driving in the sun in Spain with my wife and the song has this lyric ‘We’re all going to die’ repeated over and over but ends (live version) ‘But I’m still alive!’ Picked up kids. Cut hair. This #everyday art thing is hard so I thought this would do for today. Sculpture. Fun. Got to be fun!
Earlier today, Chinchón….
Yesterday. A late-night portrait:
Everyday number 18.
Driving out of Madrid, up into the mountains, into the deep blue sky, the sun, the spring, the bright-green-flowering trees…
Everyday number 17.
Yes, it’s the first day of Spring, we had a picnic in the Casa de Campo park and it was outstandingly glorious.