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Synthesis of Sensibilities: Mi Feng Approach
by Deborah L. Woolsey
I seek the unity in all and attempt to express it.
I choose to be responsible to the cosmos around me because I know I am connected to it. Like the honeybee, I enjoy the nectar of a variety of flowers and from each , comes a distinct type of honey, but it still remains honey.
Mi Feng does not propose that diversity should not be recognized, but that the differences should not create such divergence that we can find no common ground. While it is obvious that everything and everybody is distinct, it is also imperactive to discover and hold onto the foundational principles of universality.
There are greater truths than what can be seen and these invisible realities hold greater promise if adhered to and greater threat if ignored.
The Mi Feng approach creates a variety of ways to focus attention to the idea that our thought and identity are unified in the "One."
©2005 "Entombment" (after Carraviago)
by Deborah L. Woolsey
7' X 5'
$3500
Deborah Woolsey
Deborah L. Woolsey, MA
West Texas A&M
©2005 "Terrible Beauty"
by Deborah L. Woolsey
48" X 24"
TOP LEFT
Deborah Woolsey works with oils on canvas. She is a trained professional artist residing in Canyon, Texas.
She also teaches English to foreign college students at the local university.
She has spent time in Taiwan, India and Thailand.
Currently she has started writing children's stories.
"All-In-One" is a print offered in support of Cultural Transmission Magazine.
This print was originally produced in support of fundraisers for the Indian Ocean tsunami in 2004 followed by fundraisers for the Hurricane Katrina victims in 2005.
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