Photo my own: Painting: The Flesh Eaters; William Baziotes, 1952
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Meg Sorick, Author/Artist 
Wordless Wednesdays. Yes. Today.
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Speechless, actually. 😐
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Umm. Yes.
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Half of us woke up this morning wondering what the hell just happened….
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And the other half woke up wondering what the hell just happened!
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Yeah I suppose so!
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I wonder how many did, though? There will have certainly been some protest votes in there, who never believed he would actually win.
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I wonder… the political analysts seem to think it’s a reflection of how dissatisfied everyone is with the status quo. I just can’t fathom that reasoning
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I think there must be a lot of that. Of course, some of it does follow the ‘hey, they’re cross about x or y, and yes, I hadn’t realised that I am, too’ sort of argument.
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Yes that’s true. Trouble is you might agree about the problem and completely disagree with the solution! And that may be a rude awakening in the time to come!
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Indeed. This is why it is so important that the discussion must take place.
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So we wait and see.
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Good painting, not familiar with the artists must do a bit of research. Apt that is was wordless Wednesday.
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The artist apparently was fascinated by mythology and the story of the Cyclops devouring sailors in the Odyssey. In this painting he used multiple layers of paint to achieve the effect of an underwater environment. Then bright colors contrast with the menacing forms, whatever they are supposed to be….
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The pupil is now the teacher, my work is done.
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Oh no way. My toes are merely wet. You’re swimming in the deep end.
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But I’m so shallow.
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Are you, Cake? I think you’re being ironic…
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In a way yes but I often chastise myself for my superficiality of learning.
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Scraping the surface of many things instead of digging deep into just one? That’s my problem.
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A butterfly mind flitting from one thing to another
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I understand that, believe me.
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