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Wow – these are very cool and they sound great!
Thanks David
Love this series of abstract photos. They really do bring to mind the bold rhythms and strong harmonies of jazz. The rusty peeling paints are also a reminder of the evanescent nature of life. All things are in a constant state of flux. Each time you return to that scene with the peeling paint it will look a little different. Same with jazz. Every time jazz musicians play a piece it will sound a little different because of the improvisational nature of the music.
Thanks!
Your insight is also reflected in the subtlety (and diversity) of your own work, Elizabeth.