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June 01, 2013

DC No. 105: Key / Hole

Allow
acrylic on canvas 
4 x 6 inches
29 May 2013

As I hold the keys 
from my
collection 
unmarked
forgotten
forlorn
freed
from their responsibilitie--

I wonder why it is we secure what we do.

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12 comments:

  1. i love your palette of skies and seas Emily,perfect background for the darkened metal of your key.
    yes unmarked, i like that, the mysterie, and freed...just beautiful.
    thank you, xx

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  2. sweet key painting

    nice thought to wonder about....
    in the end we leave it all behind ~
    perhaps it would be good to start early (i am talking to myself here)
    ;-)

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  3. Unmarked, forlorn, forgotten - yes, that is how I see them. Never thought about their freedom!
    Great title for this very beautiful painting, Emily.
    -sus

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  4. allow
    what a fine title
    and beautiful little painting
    free and without responsibility
    just be
    i like that

    Patrice A.

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  5. i like the reality of your key... but even more so, i like the title of your work!
    n♥

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  6. Beautiful key - love the colours... I always wish I knew the story of the few old keys I own... what they opened, who used them, what happened when the door was unlocked. What mystery I see in your beautiful painting.

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  7. Freed from their responsibilities....what a thought!
    I too love your palette. See you in the next DC?

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  8. wonderful!!! painting and words.
    :-) mano

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  9. Yes, that is an interesting question. It made me think of a lock on a diary, and a lock on a money box and then I thought of thieves. People steal. It's not something I spend a lot of time thinking about.
    I really enjoy that white cloth background. It is so captivating and protective. Really nice painting!! N, x

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  10. I agree with Renilde this reduced color palette is superb and adds a mystious touch and is a perfect combination with the words.
    BarbaraBee

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  11. Oh, your painting is wonderful!! And I love the words, too.
    I don't know why the word access brought me associations to pin-codes...modern keys...is this why we call a keyboard keyboard? Surprising how many thoughts this theme would bring up! ;o))

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