I'm always intrigued by personal collections of odd little objectsof no singular consequence .. .. . especially those with a hi-low
mix, such as these from a Maine antique dealer .
He obviously takes great pleasure in creating visual poetry with his uniqueblend of found objects and treasures. Love the floor with row upon row of
hand painted white dots. Great attention to detail, mixed with large doses
of elegance and purity.
Each artful composition creates its own poetic moment .
Few words needed.
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Photos by Stacy Camp . Visual Poetry by Corey Daniels - Drakes Island, Maine.
10 comments:
'Visual Poetry' truly does describe these vignettes perfectly. Simple but so elegant. Hope you are having an equally lovely week? ~ deb
So personal and unique. That table is almost boat-like...perfect for the locale.
Catherine
I love the simplicity and the combining of neutrals.
The fist photo reminds me of the sculptures of Elie Nadelman, almost folk art, but very sophisticated.
So it is true we met you just before we left for France, amazing!
Every winter I miss the light in New Mexico so much. In Paris we are at the same Latitude as Newfoundland, there is not enough light for almost 8 months of the year.
That's someone who truly has an eye for putting things together.
quite something- saw these and that studio is wonderful. pgt
very evocative vignettes ... and I may have to try out that floor technique someday. Someday when the floors already need refinishing, just in case I hate it beyond words.
lovely photos - as always!
Artwork in back of first pic looks a tad like abstract chinese calligraphy, no? Interesting.
Visual poetry is a perfect name for these fabulous display, gosh it makes me miss New England.
Visual Poetry, yes yes yes!! And I even love your new header soooooo!
Agneta, with love
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