Our Cultural Memory
About the Artist
Catherine Eaton Skinner (Seattle/Santa Fe) illuminates the balance of opposites, reflecting mankind’s attempts at connection. Skinner has an extensive global museum/gallery exhibition history, including Pie Projects, Las Cruces Museum: Branigan Cultural Center and upcoming International Art Museum of America. 150+ publications have featured her work. Radius Books published her monograph 108.
I, raven
sit high
in the grayness
of the pine
the sighs of the wind
and waters
softly intersect
the canyon
The moon
rests gently
on the eastern hill
and I hear
as if a part of me
the life
of the dark
The dogs
speak of the day’s news
until interrupted by
the coyotes
urgency
of a day’s meal
unfound
The bear
still lies deep
high above
and the lion
waits
upon the stone
for passing prey
The night
subsides into morn
I breathe
the whole of it
between
the hills
