All right, who didn’t light a candle?
Yes, those are cracks. They are large cracks.
See??
We are not to worry. We will patch these cracks with a marine epoxy, perhaps even with some colorant. And actually I kind of like the pattern they made.
I don’t know when I’m going to do this. Maybe between midnight and 2 a.m. one evening between now and Saturday.
Tomorrow morning I sit in on a rehearsal of my Waltz for string quartet & bassoon, although I’m not sure whether they ever recruited a bassoon.
It just now occurred to me that I didn’t see the tiles. I was so taken by the cracks that I didn’t look. In the morning, perhaps.
When I first saw the picture before reading the text I thought this was some design you had in mind. By the way, Dawn won’t let me play with matches so I guess I can assume partial responsibility for this frustrating yet intriguing development.
The cracks indicate the natural order of things has been violated. A bowl should not have a hole. Makes a provocative “anthropological” design, though.
I agree the “design” of the cracks are cool. It looks very American Indian.
design…is
Those cracks echo the labyrinth–or begin to.
Exactly what Andy said, Dianne. Great artists rationalize alike, apparently. 🙂
Ooh, what if I were able to light it from below?
Two updates: the actual patching will occur at home in the labyrinth, and the Waltz work was rescheduled for tomorrow.
And just as a reminder to myself, it’s PC-11 I need to buy.
I think they look really cool. “Flaws” into “design features,” for the win!