#IanHaight

Jan 3

Ian Haight: Divinely Prescribed

Image: Unsplash, downloaded (https://unsplash.com/photos/AIe6wdtC3Q8) 11.12.2021. The Emperor Holds Religious Services at a Shrine to Heaven The Emperor’s feathered parasol progresses upward, then stops at the viridian shrine; on jade steps at night, tiny bells of his sedan ring. How can one live a long life? is the Emperor’s question, asked with veneration. The answer to a long life, divinely prescribed, closely read. Lilies and golden flower, moist in early mist— the galaxy

Ian Haight

Sep 20, 2017

Meditation in My Dining Room: Ian Haight

It might happen that when describing the minutiae of the physical world, actions and pleasures we take for granted come into focus. The micro-movements of our wrists and fingers tell a beautiful story on their own, regardless of the motor goal, if we are willing to watch. Other aspects that inhabit the work of Ian Haight: vacillation between maturity and kid-like playfulness, the corners and hollows of the odd, decorative objects we humans surround ourselves with. Feel your w

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