Elizabeth Malunowicz
PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM OF ART
In June of 2021 I moved into an apartment that overlooks the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The panoramic view faces the east side, at the corner where the southeast solid side of the building meets the Greek temple columns along the northeast side. The large dolomite stone walls act as canvases, painted by the seasons, and the time of day. Throughout the year I observed the movement of the sun and moon as they glide over this stately building. I’m entranced by the majesty of nature with her robes of color sailing across the sky. Storms come and go, rendering the building almost insignificant at times. In the evening, as the sky darkens the Greek columns are lit and the structure takes on another stance. The hours and weather bring their own particular light and grace. I viewed this passage of time through a lens of attention, respect, and gratitude.
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