Despite the large waves, artists stacked stones and debris near the pier. There is noticeable damage on some of the cross bracing.
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Despite the large waves, artists stacked stones and debris near the pier. There is noticeable damage on some of the cross bracing.
Pete Ippel – Artist / Athlete – hypermodern.net
– Taken at 3:14 PM on January 21, 2010 – uploaded by ShoZu
Ethan on January 27, 2010 at 10:03 am
Funny, rock stacking is big up here in the Adirondack region as well…it’s that weird connection between the ocean/beach and the mountains…as vastly opposite as they are, they are incredibly similar too
Pete Ippel on February 2, 2010 at 6:56 am
I have also seen the rock stacking on the shore of Lake Michigan near Chicago and also right up on the Bay in Aquatic park in San Francisco.
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I love it! Can’t wait to get one when they become available. Brilliant concept.
Pete,
Bravo…I gave a church service once years ago that applies the same principle…(“Wiring your mind for artistic (any) success through iteration, intuition, and discipline will allow you to step away from a fear based artistic (productive) life” is a WONDERFUL way to put it.
This is the Holmes theory of lifestyle changes and “in the now living”…your ‘Think Walks’ reminds me of many American Indians’ walking meditations (particularly within a labyrinth – also Celtic)…
All in all it this is all very inspiring…creativity as “action thought”…much like the TIbetans’ assertion that “Every Breath Is a Prayer” !!!
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