Art
Eye of the Poppy
red poppy, Michelle Tennison
sunflower photograph and haiku by Michelle Tennison
I Wake Beside the Other Ocean, Michelle Tennison
A Surprisingly Simple Game of Chance
— photograph by Michelle Tennison
How to play The Question and Answer Game:*
A question is written down and the paper folded to conceal it. Another player writes an answer without reading the question. The paper is unfolded to reveal the results.
What is a dream?
one note
of
Mozart
Question Dietmar Tauchner, Answer Michelle Tennison (2017)
*(Also known as “Definitions”) as found in The Book of Surrealist Games, Shambala Redstone editions, Boston, 1993.
“The surreal is but reality that has not been disconnected from its mystery.” — Rene Magritte
Music Coming from the Missing Pages, Michelle Tennison
What do I absorb from the sun and stars?
My mother’s voice
Question Mary Ellen Binkele, Answer Michelle Tennison (2014)
Clearing Karma
photograph by John Levy
What I want to know is what happens when there are no more stories. When the story is gone and there is nothing there to pull other things into itself like a warp in the fabric of time.
my father in a dream as a much younger man holding his hand out towards me
“The ability to perceive or think differently is more important than the knowledge gained.” — David Bohm
Dormez Vous, Michelle Tennison*
what is your
still, small voice
saying?
That which is overheard while in a coma
Question Sabine Miller, Answer Michelle Tennison (2015)
*The bee must have spent the night on this cosmos flower. It awoke about a half hour after this photo was taken.
Walt Whitman quote from Specimen Days, Crystal Spring Park boardwalk, Laurel Springs, NJ, photograph by Michelle Tennison
What is the shortest distance between two points?
A fully formed body of light
Question Sabine Miller, Answer Michelle Tennison (2015)
First Light, Crystal Spring Park, Laurel Springs, NJ, photograph by Michelle Tennison
A Lit Jellyfish 
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