Blue Awning

Unexpected treasure
Touch of function
Essential whimsy

Gleaming bright in the noon sunshine, structural detail found on the side of a store provides something interesting to focus on.

“I live in the shade created by the sunrise I am waiting for.” – Isbelle Razors

Disappear into Art

Physical devouring
Sensual immediacy
Beholder truth

Aesthetically working just before dawn, conditions constantly evolve as the planet spins and rotates.

“Pleasure masquerades beyond recognition in the Kantian disinterestedness.” – Theodor W. Adorno

Sand Sea Turtle

Self contained
On the spot
Nature perseverance

Some turtles are slower than others.

“Take a walk with a turtle. And behold the world in pause.” – Bruce Feiler

Shore Run

Every step
Extra inspiration
Breathe in strength

Running through a natural work of art aligns the soul.

“As we run, we become.” – Amby Burfoot

Lake Edge

Early morning
Deep limit
Future envision

Each aesthetic excursion demands directional decisions, recently dictated by weather conditions and mood.

“Be calm like a calm lake, then you will look beautiful like a beautiful calm lake!” – Mehmet Murat ildan

Element Matrix

Across the water
Form of response
Aesthetic species

Seeking the essence of experience, the ocean offers a spiritual encounter of deep significance.

“An artwork is something produced with the intention of giving it the capacity to satisfy the aesthetic interest.” – Monroe Beardsley

Affective Correlative

Plausible premise
Wide influence
Stabilize responses

Early morning cars pass-by on North Carolina Highway 12, a 148.0-mile-long state highway linking Outer Banks peninsulas and islands.

“Poetry must be a poetry about things.” – Richard L. W. Clarke

Birthday Suits

Surf boutique
Beach fashion
Cover up

Clever names play on phraseology open to multiple interpretations.

“Poets are people who never forget they were born naked.” – Marty Rubin

Skimming

Flowing over
Water surface
Aerodynamic lift

Sometimes pelicans fly in formation just over the ocean surface. A beneficial ground effect occurs when flying at approximately half the wingspan length above the water.

“Nature always tends to act in the simplest way. All birds need to fly are the right-shaped wings, the right pressure and the right angle.” – Daniel Bernoulli

In Land

Coastal interface
Dynamic exchange
Reflect response

From on top of the barrier dune looking north, natural early morning sky light complements artificial house lights.

“Enlightenment means taking full responsibility for your life.” – William Blake

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