The Words: I love the dark hours of my being. My mind deepens into them...Then the knowing comes: I can open to another life that’s wide...

One of the most iconic scenes from the Pacific Northwest is the mist on hills, or more poetically as I like to refer to it, the softness...

The Words: Allow your judgments their own undisturbed development, which, like any unfolding, must come from within and can by nothing be...

The Words: You who let yourselves feel: enter the breathing that is more than your own. Let it brush your cheeks as it divides and...

The Words: It seems our own impermanence is concealed from us. The trees stand firm, the houses we live in are still there. We alone...

"consider the space between thoughts: instants when the mind is inventing exactly what it thinks and the mouth waits to be filled with...

The San Juan islands are considered one of the most beautiful places in the world, and they are here in my backyard. When shrouded in...

The poem which originally inspired the fog series is made up of suites. I decided to follow that same pattern when conceptualizing my...

The idea for my first series of paintings for 2021 came about when cleaning up my studio at the end of last year. I was filing away...

the air, a staircase for silence 30x30" oil on canvas, unframed Sharon Kingston, 2020 Kneeling Moments of great calm,Kneeling before an...

I haven't much cared about things in my work. What's always been more important is the atmosphere. Land, water, trees act as a frame of...

(click on video to expand to full screen) interior views and a corresponding poem As once the winged energy of delight by Rainer Maria...

The hydrangea petals are turning/fading. Seems a fitting time to share the poem by Rilke that inspired this painting,blue hydrangea. The...