I looked into the washing machine and this is what I saw.
How had the fabric, a beautiful old tablecloth, flying pig chef pants, and vintage fabric of girls sweeping from the 1930s, turn into what looked to me like a modern-Baroque, Trompe-l’oeil painting? Those girls with the brooms and dust pans instead of putti angels.
All that spinning spread the table cloth along the bottom of the basin with its flowers perfectly positioned. It placed the other fabric, expertly along the edges.
I just kept staring into the washer as if I were looking into another world. It’s the first time I was reluctant to take wash out of the machine.
But at least I was able to take a picture first.
If we keep our eyes open to awe , wonder and beauty it’s all around us, even when part of our homes look like a 3rd world country from pipes bursting, ceilings caving in and partial flooding. ❤️You show us awe on a daily basis❣️
Life is good.
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Wow! It really does feel other-worldly. I’d have been transfixed too. It’s so magical!
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I love this photo! Pretty amazing to find it like that in the wash. Encourages me to pause and take a second to look before I pull out the wash. Thanks for seeing art everywhere and sharing with us.
It makes doing laundry so much better Gail.:)
Holy cow! I had to read it twice to believe that this was a photo of spun laundry. It feels like I’m under water in a flower-edged pond looking up at the sky. It’s so dreamy, and meditative, and does anyone else see a cloud bear (with his bright eye) sort of floating swimming in this globe? Please can you make this a magnet and/or a postcard?
Oh Amy,I love that, looking up from under the water. I’ll have to look for the cloud bear! A magnet is a nice idea.
That is gorgeous, it looks like like the ceiling of a cathedral painted by Michelangelo! I love how you see beauty in the ordinary.
I saw a ceiling too Kim, even though I was looking down.
This reminds me of a Lee Robinsong painting. http://www.leerobinsong.ca/cards/blossom-bay-i/
I love circle art!
Oh wow, look at that! Thank Rae for the link.
Beautiful
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Universal forces at play to delight you. Wow, very cool.
HA! yes, Janet, I believe that, if we can see it who knows where it will come from.
This looks like a Fortune Teller’s crystal ball. Spooky! but intriguing. Who knows what depths may be plummeted …
Oh Yes, I can see that Jill!
You have such an eye for beauty — anywhere and everywhere. I almost thought I was looking up at the sky, framed by…I don’t know what, except that it’s so beautiful.
I love that Sandy. It’s the kind of thing that can happen it looks like the sky…but then….
That is crazily beautiful! Love that you saw it and took a picture
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