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To Rise Above One Must First Let Go

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Materials & Dimensions: Woodcut on Mulberry, 35″ x 13.5″

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Materials & Dimensions: Woodcut on Mulberry, 35″ x 13.5″

One day, I found a beautiful, fully intact body of a crow laying face up on the stones of my Herbster beach; it looked so perfect and completely at peace in all regards, except for a broken leg. I was so moved by this creature that I simply had to make a woodcut to honour its Life. The title suggests what we all must do to move on, in order to free ourselves to do whatever comes next.

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  • Address: Bark Point Road
    Herbster, WI 54844
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