My friend Giein has left me a very nice message on her website, Korean Paper Arts. Thank you, Giein, for your words of encouragement and for reminding me once again that like nature itself, some things have to go to give way for the new.
An excerpt from her message:
'Did you see a dead tree which doesn't have a wound? A flower which blooms on a young tree is beautiful. But a flower which blooms on a old tree is marvelous. The life going one step forward without a fear is beautiful. That's why a dead tree is beautiful.'
I thank you my friend for your words of wisdom. As always, you share with me your wealth of knowledge and understanding as only a true friend can give.
This short film is so beautifully executed: the music (adapted from Franz Schubert's opus), the dance and the actions all convey emotions even if the characters are portrayed by the piano keys. Dance movements are so precise and sharp that for a while there you forget that you are not watching humans dancing. Even a simple movement like walking is done in a provocative dancer's fashion.
I watch it mesmerized and couldn't take my eyes off of it not wanting to miss a step or action.
This short is part of Reel 13's short film presentation and audiences get to vote for their favorite one. Visit Reel 13 and watch the other 2 contenders for the best short film and the winner will be aired this Saturday, April 11th.
Big hugs and lots of kisses to my daughter, Karrol, for re-designing my blogsite. She is responsible for making my blog look cool... If you want to check out her own blog, visit K-Dream Palace and her contributing articles at AATheory.
My friend Giein has left me a very nice message on her website, Korean Paper Arts. Thank you, Giein, for your words of encouragement and for reminding me once again that like nature itself, some things have to go to give way for the new.
