Saturday saw the creation of a labyrinth at the Coast Collective in Colwood. Volunteers came out for this fundraiser and lent their feet, minds and talents to carry sticks to lay out the key, arrange the string to create the path and then walked it repeatedly stomping on the drier ground and walking gently on the really soft places. It was a great day for it, cool but not cold, no rain from the sky, but plenty to prepare the ground for us to work. It will change over the months. I anticipate that in the summer it will a golden path and long grass in between. It needs to be walked to keep it there, so please lend your feet to the path at sometime this year. The photo is of me at the end of the day, doing some final stomps on the higher ground (photo by Cindy Moyer) and Kate Cino was one of the participants and made this great little video. artopenings.ca is her site. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K03DbbKvZmM&feature=youtu.be
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Joanne ThomsonJoanne Thomson is a full time visual artist dividing her time between creating, teaching and mentoring art. She is known for her images of BC inner forests and wild places and her ,now completed, Mason Jar Series. These strong images are created with a gentle spiritual approach to art making. Joanne has a Masters of Adult Education and brings enthusiasm and wisdom to her lessons and workshops encouraging students to explore the creative process through research and experimentation. www.joannethomson.com. Archives
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