Boarded Window – from “The Barrier Series” on Art and Healing

Warehouse in Winter

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Boarded Window – Barrier Series # 2

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The second barrier correlates to the time when I became unable to function, to keep up with life’s day-to-day expectations and demands. It was as if I constructed a barrier much like this one deep in my  interior, providing myself with space and time, waiting for the passage of winter and spring’s thaw.

It was a time of silent waiting.

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