found art
Sometimes, going about my day, I run across remains of the play. (I’ve talked about one kind of play remains before.) In a household of creative people, it’s a lot like found art.
Sometimes it’s an actual arty project, left behind.

But sometimes it’s the marks left by the flow of the day…

Other times I find a still life that I think might been left for me, on purpose.

Or someone’s whimsical experiment, this one a subtle play on color.

I often find things on the camera I’m not expecting, like this close up of a skirt I wear to milk goats.

I wonder when it was taken?
Or this amazing spider. Where the heck was this web??? Is it still there???

And I can just imagine Sophie taking this one, the two of them giggling….

Art and play are so close.
If I watch for it, art is everywhere.

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The spider was from the butterfly house that we went to on my B-Day! we sat down and ate an orange or was it a tangerine.
Oh yeah! Thank god, I thought it was around the yurt somewhere!