1 On the blackboard, a drawing in chalk. The little boy isn’t in the least afraid of making mistakes. An eraser works wonders.
2 and 3 Using a rake and a stick, he draws geometric shapes in the Portuguese sand. How long will they last? The sea gives, the sea takes away.
4 The old man in China comes to the park on every odd day of the week. After just a few minutes, the sun causes his characters, painted with water, to fade.
5 Lines on paper aren’t set in stone. After all, there’s an eraser at the back of the pencil.
2 and 3 Using a rake and a stick, he draws geometric shapes in the Portuguese sand. How long will they last? The sea gives, the sea takes away.
4 The old man in China comes to the park on every odd day of the week. After just a few minutes, the sun causes his characters, painted with water, to fade.
5 Lines on paper aren’t set in stone. After all, there’s an eraser at the back of the pencil.
PETER: blackboard artist, musician, carpenter, gardener, tempeh maker, baker, shiatsuka, acupuncturist, chi kung instructor, martial artist, European, father, museum curator, writer. Since being diagnosed with Parkinson’s, he has been trying to turn every disadvantage into an advantage. And to go with the flow of every inevitable change. In the spirit of the I Ching. With the pragmatism of an imperturbable chi kung practitioner.
THE RED MARK
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ACHT IS MEER DAN DUIZEND
