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“[Auguste Rodin] profoundly changed the language of sculpture by playing with accident and emphasizing the act of creating rather than completing a work of art. Rodin favored fragmentation and recombination as the principal expression of the significance he attached to change and transformation as the keys to creativity. ”
Source: Rodin: Transforming Sculpture
Co workers: Friends. Women. Man. Mothers. Father. Wives. Husband. Daughters. Son. Sisters. Brother. Teachers. Students. Seekers. Caregivers. Artists. Organizers. Movement Lovers.
Each a layer of our lives. Moving from surface to just underneath to buried deep within. Never lost. Always present. Exchanges between each other coax one to move through toughened, sinewy barriers - to resurface. In that moment we become Exacting Individuals.
- Reflections from Springboard Pilates Staff Meeting, Summer 2016
Upholding law and order, at least in common parlance, is the responsibility of the police, not of authors, architects, artists, designers, cooks, doctors, children, or fathers and mothers. Creating and recognizing order is, however, an elemental human need, since the eye is an order-loving organ. Record the patterns and order you find in your [life].
- Unknown author from a book at the Portland Museum of Art about finding order in the kitchen
“Remember, the purpose of yoga practice–and motionless sitting in particular–is to experience the truth about what you are.”
I release all control to the Universe. I am at peace with myself and with life.
- Louis Hay
