Where time holds Liberty - Artifact: Caddy, TeaArtifact: Caddy, Tea This photograph centers on a public clock positioned within an open streetscape. Its presence introduces a shared rhythm, marking time not as a private measure, but as something collectively experienced. In response to the caddy, tea artifact and its connection to daily ritual, the work reflects how time shapes moments of pause and decision. Liberty emerges through awareness, held within the structure of passing time. Part of

it feels like divisions are getting deeper again and a stable Union is in jeopardy once more

composition

It resists spectacle and invites proximity

High gloss aluminum print by Stéphanie Elkort

Size: 14x11 (sold with frame)

beginning with self-compassion as a path to inner peace

Paper Collage by Kaffee Kang

They also had a very strong odor

The Grist Mill at Sudbury is a magnifique historic park

Size: 32x26

Richard Kattman is an award-winning artist

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