Title: Invisible Cities
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This illustration was created to be the cover of Invisible Cities, a book by Italo Calvino |
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The ubiquitous tuk-tuk (shown here) provides transport to many in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. The tuk-tuk driver can be seen in the rearview mirror. Motorized bikes (motos) also provide transport: the drivers attach a doorless, windowless, seated cart to their motos and offer rides for exorbitant prices. While the tuk-tuk travels considerably slower than the moto, I can't help but feel safer while seated in the tuk-tuk. Maybe the increased number of wheels provides a false sense of security. Once our group of seven fit into a single tuk-tuk. The looks we received from the locals were priceless. |
Title: Drive
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In Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, people on motorized bikes (or motos) speed with such ferocity that you fear for your life more than a few times a day. Sometimes you circle the block in hopes of finding a more opportune corner from which to cross. This usually doesn't happen. So, you hold your breath, look straight ahead, and pray not to become flattened. You cross. Next thing you know, you're on the other side of the street, in one piece. Victory. There are two men in this photo: one speeding along on his moto and the other sitting leisurely in his lawn chair. Maybe the seated man is just reading his book, waiting for traffic to die down. I happen to like how he's barefoot. |
Title: Rush
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Title: Heels Never too High
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An angel of heaven stands with a trumpet, ready to guide souls to paradise. |
Title: Gloria, Mountain View Cemetery
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Architectural details of a cemetery in New Orleans, Louisiana. |
Title: Lux Aeterna, Layfayette#1, New Orleans
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Dreaming …. we were butterflies all of us, or perhaps just fluttering souls.
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Title: Butterfly Dreams
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A Polaroid emulsion transfer printed on 35mm color negative film and processed as slide film. |
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Title: Transformation
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A drawing inspired by the “magician” tarot card -- representing action, higher consciousness and creativity. |
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Title: Magician
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Title: The Big Idea
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Title: Yoga, 2005
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Title: Route to Dingle, Ireland
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This heart of a yellow rose was chosen by the artist in dedication to the inspiring memory of Kerin Keller-Martin. |
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Title: Heavenly Inspiration
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A representation of the sacred sights in Rancho de taos, New Mexico. |
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Title: Where ever you go There you are
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Title: Vacuum
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Title: Poppies
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Title: Study of a Back
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Title: Saturday Afternoon Read
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A piece created by 100% recycled material. |
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Title: Jazz Bar
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Title: Cobalt & Violet Water Vessel
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Donated by GlassHouse Studio |
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Schiraldi experiments with toy camera lenses, glass bricks, Polaroids and reflections to give her images a magical, deeper meaning. |
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Title: San Antonio Reflection
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Dontated by Benham Gallery |
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A twilight moment along Venice, Italy’s Grand Canal. |
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Title: La Citta di Amore
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Beggar in Venice, Italy |
| Title: Mendicante Artist: Maureen E. Simon Media: Photography Size: 12x18 |
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Created with author and artist Douglas Coupland and featured in a photo essay in the book Souvenir of Canada 2. |
Title: Shells
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Choose from one of these classes in 2006:
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Certificate: SmartFun Culinary Workshop at Art Institute of Seattle |
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Title: Cylinder Vase
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Artist’s daughter playing on the shores of Oahu, Hawaii |
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Title: Ku´uipo
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