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No. 210. Storm and Meadow
It seemed to him that lately he spent almost as much time re-exploring his earlier work as he did making new stuff. Was this a part of aging, he wondered? The fact is he poured over early works with such rapt attention--and often with immoderate enjoyment--that he felt it might seem merely narcissistic, until it came to him that his interest in these de-archived works was now altogether new, primary, and even urgent. It was as if they weren't even his!
The piece he was examining today had been made--according to the scrawl across the bottom--on January 28, 2013. It was titled "Storm and Meadow in Contention," He loved this idea.


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