SPRING WINDS. 2019. Drawing

The Maypole dancing display has begun. The newly opened wild flowers bend and bow in preparation. The juvenile buds are desperately willing their petals to unfurl, but sway rhythmically anyway, with the low breeze. As the momentum increases, more and more participants join in. Long grasses thrust themselves every-which-way as if drunk on oxygen. Sand-flies are hurled about in varying vortexes and begin to realise it could very well be their finale. The groups that have survived from past displays, have radiated in their applause received, which gives the new comers encouragement. It renders their biting mechanisms to shut down for a period after the event, but not everyone knows this much to their relief. The tall thin saplings love this time of year. The moving and shaking clears away grit and grime from the hidden crevices . Grasshoppers cling to the waving foliage and become aerial acrobats. The spiders and their webs, flap like untethered flags and with bulging eyes and staunchly placed legs they literally fly with the rush. Every single hair is on end.

Drawing:Ink on Paper

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:23.4 W x 16.5 H x 0 D in

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