"Stone Matress", a short-story by Margaret Atwood

It´s in the Dec.19& 26 issue of "The New Yorker" and it´s excelent. Who said feminist literature was boring? Here.

Mia Brownell

Fruits painted in the detailed style of old dutch still-lives, but following the molecular structure of biomolecules. I like them. Oil on canvas.

Concrete and pebbles table

I made this table with white concrete, pebbles and sand from the beach, an old road sign and the base of a stall.




I found those two terracota pieces on the beach. I suspect they may be old fishing nests wheights, but I´m not sure.

Totem

Olinda Gil gave me this totem. She spent her chilhood in Moçambique, and you can see the african influence in the colors she uses.

SEGO Y OVBAL

I saw some photos of graffitis by this mexican artist and I instantly became a fan. See more here.

I finished painting the desk

Acrylic and spray on wood. This is for a school tv studio. With a desk like this, the viewers may look at it instead of paying atention to the program...

Painted desk

I´ve been painting this desk. It´s not finished yet. I´ll post the final photos soon.

Gregory Bateson was right

I became an ecologist after reading Gregory Bateson´s "Steps to an Ecology of Mind"

Painting

Whale Vertebra

Up in the mountains

Suzanne Oldewarris

Suzanne lives most of the year in Portugal and travels to Holand in winter. Besides reading, cooking and partying, Suzanne makes this fine paintings and collages: