चिTo draw whatever, become that. I believe deeply in such an emotive transformation. In becoming one with the ones, you reach towards a becoming one with the other and in the One. This project tapped my narrative compositional ability at a point when Here is a project that give a small glimpse of what I can do. 

Become one with bears and pines, and …! In becoming one with the ones (elements in visual narratives), you reach towards a becoming one with the other (collaborator) and in the One. 

In desiring oneness with the ones (elements) you reach towards being one with the other (a collaborator), moving towards the One. 

Canon for Bears and Ponderosa Pines “In this new and startling collection, Diane Frank’s poems transcend not just genres but entire dimensions. When she speaks to J.S. Bach, she really means it and when Bach speaks back, she listens — entirely — the way certain moths perceive sound via their whole body, even their wings. How is this accomplished? It will seem to come through the poems themselves — their music, tonal qualities and subjects, yet it goes even deeper as it pushes up like duende through the soles of your feet. The voice is declarative, emphatic, spirit driven. She will tell you, ‘When a buffalo enters your dream, / listen for arpeggio hooves, / the weight of music, / a copper moon / above a vanishing prairie’ and you will, you must listen.” —Lois P. Jones, author of Night Ladder, Radio Host, KPFK’s Poets Café