The Inspiring Work of Jim Denevan

07 Nov, 2011 -

Over at theanthropologist.net, “Supporting the Work of Inspiring Individuals,” you read about and see the largest work of art created by landscape artist Jim Denevan. Denevan created his art in Siberia on the frozen Lake Baikal in March 2010.

From the website’s feature video:

“The peace that Jim gets into when he’s drawing – he’s really interacting with his environment. He’s looking all around the horizone at every single point. When he’s doing it he’s really in the moment; he’s really living. I think that’s enlightenment in a way, you know?”

Check out Jim’s breathtaking creation here.

 

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Joannah Lodico

Joannah Lodico, originally from Ohio, is pursuing her Masters in Art Administration at the University of Michigan – Flint. Joannah graduated in 2009 with a B. A. in music performance and a minor in history from Trinity Christian College outside of Chicago. She enjoys music history, travel, nature, the beauty of imagination, theatre, literature, and art. She loves discovering new and experimental music, and will listen to almost anything at least once. She is excited to be interning with IAM this fall and being a part of IAM’s next chapter.

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