Zedist Cactus | Open Edition Print

Organic shapes that have weathered the elements have always fascinated me. Old branches and limbs, shells, exoskeletons, bones, and river stones. Turning a cactus into a hardened fortress against the relentless onslaught of the elements and time. Life springs up in the most unlikely places, but almost immediately a resettling starts to occur. Back into the pile of Earth, the building blocks from which it came. Guadeloupe Canyon is one such place. A sparkling green gem nestled deep in the desert and surrounded on all sides by craggily mountains. Hot spring water bubbles up to meet whatever fleeting opportunities life has to offer. We are all water based systems drawn towards the sun and heavens for comfort with the constant wonder of why?