Suus in Mokum

[David Stafford]

Some time before the dawn of man, Suus sent me this little guy. It eluded my blog grasp until now. Those patterns....how does she do it? This is labor intensive art, people. Lots of magic markers, lots of time, lots of listening to Phil Glass in the wee hours of the night. Thank you, Suus. 

[Heleen de Vaan]

That's beautiful music, too! I didn't know it yet. Film music really has something special.
I cannot help making a connection to this mail art word, which seems like a composition, too (my ears now are filled with 'Morse' while I'm watching :-)

@ David: pointilist, never thought of that. Funny :-)

 

[Suus in Mokum]

Heleen, thanks for the recommandations. Never heard of these composers. Lately i was listening to Barrington Pheloung ;)) -> Morse, Lewis, Endeavour...

[David Stafford]

Heleen, Ten Holt might work for a pointilist....

[David Stafford]

You're welcome, Suus. Is there any particular music you listen to? Heleen, I'll try to check out those composers. Thanks for the recommendations.

[Heleen de Vaan]

I love this combination of turquoise, green, black and white, and the great b&w fellow! Thanks for sharing!

I would be curious to see what ceations Daivd would make while listening to the late Dutch composer Simeon ten Holt (Canto Ostinato is Ten Holt's most famous work), or the multi-mandoline music by Jeff Hijlkema (may I recommend them to you?)! But I guess this music will make Suus nervous, too :-)
Wondering which music - if any? - Suus is listening to, while creating? :-)

[Suus in Mokum]

Thank you David ;) Philip Glass's music makes me nervous, though, hihi