Lesley Dill
Shaman Rider, 2025
Copper foil, organza, copper wire, mulberry paper
20 x 21 inches
25 1/2 x 24 inches framed
25 1/2 x 24 inches framed
Copyright The Artist
“From Blank to Blank” — Emily Dickinson #761 “The Fact that Earth is Heave–” — Emily Dickinson #1408 “When that which is–and that which was/Apart–Intrinsic–Stand” — Emily Dickinson #664 “How...
“From Blank to Blank” — Emily Dickinson #761
“The Fact that Earth is Heave–” — Emily Dickinson #1408
“When that which is–and that which was/Apart–Intrinsic–Stand” — Emily Dickinson #664
“How pleasant to behold a thing” — Emily Dickinson #548
“The Soul should always stand ajar” — Emily Dickinson #1055
“It’s easy to invent a life–God does it–every Day” — Emily Dickinson #724
“Denial–is the only fact
Perceived by the Denied–
Whose Will–a numb significance–
The Day the Heaven died–
And all the Earth strove common round–
Without Delight, or Beam–
What Comfort was it Wisdom–was–
The spoiler of Our Home?”
— Emily Dickinson #965
“The Skies can’t keep their secret!” — Emily Dickinson #191
“We thirst at first–‘tis nature’s act” — Emily Dickinson #726
“The Heavens weighed the most–by far –” — Emily Dickinson #600
“There is a pain–so utter–” — Emily Dickinson #599
“The liberty we knew–Avoided–like a Dream–” — Emily Dickinson 653
“The Fact that Earth is Heave–” — Emily Dickinson #1408
“When that which is–and that which was/Apart–Intrinsic–Stand” — Emily Dickinson #664
“How pleasant to behold a thing” — Emily Dickinson #548
“The Soul should always stand ajar” — Emily Dickinson #1055
“It’s easy to invent a life–God does it–every Day” — Emily Dickinson #724
“Denial–is the only fact
Perceived by the Denied–
Whose Will–a numb significance–
The Day the Heaven died–
And all the Earth strove common round–
Without Delight, or Beam–
What Comfort was it Wisdom–was–
The spoiler of Our Home?”
— Emily Dickinson #965
“The Skies can’t keep their secret!” — Emily Dickinson #191
“We thirst at first–‘tis nature’s act” — Emily Dickinson #726
“The Heavens weighed the most–by far –” — Emily Dickinson #600
“There is a pain–so utter–” — Emily Dickinson #599
“The liberty we knew–Avoided–like a Dream–” — Emily Dickinson 653
