About ‘pink jellyfish’ by Marie-Christine Goergen
I was walking along the Atlantic coast of Scotland and, once again, I simply couldn’t look away. Whilst others saw a multitude of dead jellyfish floating in the water, I saw intense shades of pink and blue, soft shapes and a recurring pattern. The jellyfish seemed to be swaying in the water. I found that repetition of colour and form so…
Colors
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I don’t just walk past things so easily
I’ve got a problem.
I look.
At everything.
At a landscape, of course. But also at a piece of bark, a stone, a mushroom, a puddle of water or a tiny creature that would probably have preferred me to just walk on by.
So I don’t always do that.
I can wander along a beach and almost forget that I’m actually on holiday, because I’m looking for something that others might not even notice.
Colour draws me in. Light, too.…