Two of our Issue 7 Collaborators!
Miriam's Well: Poetry, Land Art, and Beyond
This has been several years in the making–the concept, that is. Suddenly Isabel Winson-Sagan is in full production swing. She says: “Made out of recycled materials, this site-specific land art sculpture will be the inaugural piece at a new open-air gallery in Santa Fe called “The Poetry Yard,” a place to celebrate poetry, sculpture, and performance.”
I’ll add that it is three tree trunks, covered in the bottle caps of baby formula. The poetry text is (there was a triangle) between me, G-d, and the water. Isabel dropped off the first bit and essentially just created the triangle. The words will appear on small metal signs.


Isabel adds: “Sculpture in-progress… Thinking about parasitic and symbiotic growth, mycology, saprophytic nutrition, how oil/wood/milk feed us and keep us warm.”
The official name of the sculpture isDesiccation: Dormancy: Deluge
Earlier stages:

