Performance | NYC, "Healing Geometries" at "Out of Silence", Judson Memorial Church

Healing Geometries at Dog Rocks, Victoria, Australia

camminando | NYC, Sunset from the Hudson River Waterfront

Displacements | New York - Beijing - Geelong

Perhaps going down under will bring balance to my unsettled life of the past two years—similarly to the headstand practice which brings me to centering switching perceptions to an upside-down view. This was my recurrent thought while leaving the Melbourne Tullamarine Airport. 
So far, in spite of the 48 hours of door to door travel from my home in New York to  including transfers between subway, flights, layover in the Beijing airport, bus and taxis, my artwork and myself made it safely to my usual 'monastic' accommodation at the Kitchener house of the Geelong Hospital, I am exhausted (no sleep during the flights) but calm and feel that here I can find  peace of mind to work.

Leaving NYC, JFK T1

Beijing Airport

Sunset from Eastern Beach, Geelong

A palm tree shadow at noon, Geelong Waterfront, February 19

vernissages | NYC, April 5-9

Among unseasonably cold or warm weather spring has arrived in New York and the majority of trees are not in full bloom yet. Nevertheless walking to vernissages is always a pleasant activity bringing peacefulness and enjoyment. Below are my picks of the week, with a preference for geometric explorations:

Pat Steir at Pace Print

Enrico Castellani at Dominique Lévy Gallery

Rethinking Space: Work from Post-War Italy at De Buck Gallery

Dennis Adams at Kent Fine Art

Olivia Fraser mandalas and other sacred geometries at "The Sacred Garden" at Sundaram Tagore

practice | August 13: Finding the Axis Mundi on the High Line

Threading space and time with my body: this is the essence of my somatic practice.

On August 13 my geospatial coordinates at sunset were 40.75417, -74.0057. My body prayer was interacting with the sun geometry.

Practice site and excerpts from my walk, whose length was approximately 5.75 miles

camminando | Waiting for Winter Storm Juno

 New York is expecting perhaps the most powerful snow blizzard on record, named Juno. All the public transportation, including the subway system will be suspended starting 11pm tonight; 6000 flights have been cancelled.
Below a few memories of probably my last walk in Central Park for at least one-two days. The snow is still white and soft. I enjoy my solitary walk in a deserted park.

camminando | Night Snow

Today we (in New York) witnessed one of the first snowstorm of the season. There was not too much drama, just a cold grey day and finally a quick enjoyment of the softness of the light patina on the tree laces. It was comforting after the troubling news of the day.

West 77 Street, 18:55 EST

Central Park, 20:01 EST