I loved you then and love you still New Media by Alice Lenkiewicz | Saatchi Art

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Wishing Walls

Poems from my sketchbook – 2004

A Week in Prague

 

This table of fortune understands its people who gather to sing as

the night becomes fragmented and swans fly towards islands on the edge of town.

The stone is harsh reflecting a ripe memory of oval pools astounding

blindness avoiding sacrifice of metallic powders.

Prisoners between mountains exploit delicacies made from satin

during evening summers designed for opera singers – radio stars  – break their hearts, shattering the party mix – flavours of fizzy messed up people understanding

the children and their reflections mean everything. No matter, the colours will return to all the wishing walls.

the wishing walls are loved forever.

 

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Waterloo Dock

I was recently invited to paint the Waterloo Dock in Liverpool to raise awareness of the campaign to stop building over heritage buildings and land. Here are some recent photos I have taken of the heritage dock and some of me painting the views in the surrounding area. It has been interesting to immerse myself in the area and talk to people who have grown up here. The Waterloo warehouse was once a flour factory and a man was telling me yesterday he used to accompany his father there as a child where he worked. The area itself is full of wildlife and nature and the more you look, the more you see. Development is fast and moving down there. Please take a moment to think about our cultural heritage and the old heritage sites being replaced by new buildings. There is a campaign that you can support and gives you more information on the threat to the Waterloo Docks. https://www.savewaterloodock.com/

I have found this project fascinating and painting in this area has been therapeutic, educational as well as reminding me of some of the old docks I was brought up with in Plymouth as a child. I love nature, the sea and ports and maritime. 🛶⛴🛳

Poems from my Sketchbook – Prague 2004

Klementinum

Shadow curled geometric

Light of sun on stucco

Inside a world of mirrors

Just out each side

To be understood

The arches and columns

Organs and music of

Vivaldi

a bright flourish

of marbled angel passed

in sunshine of heaven ledges

Winged thoughts towards a

Patterned floor of

Geometric stars and violins

Stars Strokes of Voices Touch

My mind in silence through

Doors with windows leading

On and on forever

She floated for a while

In between art-nouveau

And shimmering pavements

It was time for them to

wear dark dresses

Their luggage

In the corridor

Poems from my Sketchbook – Prague – 2004

Poems and memories from my sketchbook, Prague, 2004.

Duet

Everything passes but

Nothing remains in the hall

of mirrors

Climbing through the past

Towards a mirrored World

Of Love Blindness

will not fail the others

In the queue for there is

Nothing left

Of the empty container

Upon the right of

Gadget mountain

Away through space

Particles are one of

Inflation the

Reptiles only come out at

Dawn to offer you

Dreams of sex, drugs and

Rock n roll

Living in my head over

Down on Petrin Hill