Art, suffering, and community

[Matt Holland]

Thanks for this - the words and Sebastian's artwork - read and viewed with delight, gratitude, and a tear or two, for the understanding, wonder, compassion, and joy expressed so clearly.

Eg. "Have you ever floated down a two-mile wide river, like the Paraguay River, lying on your back, gazing in absolute rapture at the whole canopy of moving constellations? I recommend it.”

Absolutely!

Thank you.

Matt Holland (son of Gerty & Leslie)

[Seasons of Community Living]

Thanks so much Matt, and good to hear from you!

[Kt O]

Thanks for introducing these beautiful artworks to me. Huessy's pictures spoke to me, but I must admit for sheer whimsy I love the aerial numbat!!!

[Norann Voll]

Thank you so much for your comment, I promise to share more aerial numbats in the future! A dinosaur pencil sketch arrived today....

[Seasons of Community Living]

Thanks Kt!

[Leigh]

Love it. What a strong artist. So much energy and narrative power. thanks ladies.

[Norann Voll]

Thanks, Leigh.

You are right, there is so much strength in his art. I get emotional when I look at the Go in Peace painting.

[Jeanne Kohn]

Beautiful art! Is Sebastian Huessy still alive??

[Seasons of Community Living]

No, he passed three years ago.

[Jeanne Kohn]

Thank you!

[Matt Holland]

Thanks for this - both words and Sebastian's images - read and viewed with delight, gratitude, and a tear or two.

So many great lines . . . of understanding, compassion, wonder, and joy.

Eg. "Have you ever floated down a two-mile wide river, like the Paraguay River, lying on your back, gazing in absolute rapture at the whole canopy of moving constellations? I recommend it.”

Absolutely!

Thank you.

Matt Holland