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The Chapel at Pan Toll The Chapel at Pan Toll is an apparition standing on the mountainside briefly held in place by the acres of redwood roots that emerge from the mud. Cupid's arrows half buried by the Graces. The intertwined limbs of ancient lovers, Venus and Mars wed in defiance of unattainable love, Echo and Narcissus now binding the steep ravine to the watershed with their earth bound embrace. The song of the giant's pipes raising up long forgotten herds and flocks with the mushrooms from the duff to celebrate the joy of life without the pain of living. The blind Incan Christ liberated for a moment from the awful knowledge that forbidden fruit grows on both sides of the trail. The Chapel at Pan Toll cannot be found because it is not lost, but appearing breifly in the rain that comes after the Fall. San Francisco 1997 |
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RELATED GALLERIES, SKETCHBOOKS AND POETRY
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Aztec Sketchbook vol.1 2004/05
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http://www.stuartink.com/GuggenheimAztecSketchbook/Index.html
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Día de los Muertos 2004
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http://www.stuartink.com/loteria/DayofthedeadGallery2.html
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Día de los Muertos 2003
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http://www.stuartink.com/AllSouls/DayoftheDeadGallery.html
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Thirty-Six Prayers 2002/03
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http://www.stuartink.com/AllSouls/thirtysixPrayers.html
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Día de los Muertos 2002
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http://www.stuartink.com/afterthefall/andbeforetherain.html
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The Chapel at Pan Toll 1997
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http://www.stuartink.com/TempGallery/PanToll.html
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