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A reddish wooden window set in rough dark stone reflects blue sky and another building, beside cracked white plaster.

Where Stone Holds Light

MG-1394

Category: Quiet Passages

July 2022

About this piece

A reddish wooden window sits within irregular dark stonework, bordered by pale mortar and white plaster. Soft daylight reveals the grain of the timber and the coarse stone surfaces, while reflections of sky and a neighboring facade layer the glass with architectural lines. The close vertical composition balances the window’s measured geometry against the masonry’s uneven rhythm.

The story

Late July light rests on the pale sill and gathers blue in the glass. Within the wooden frame, another facade appears in fragments, its lines interrupted by the two panes. Around it, rough stones hold their irregular places in the mortar. A crack travels through the plaster above, a fine wandering line beside the window’s straight edges. The wall remains still while the glass quietly opens onto somewhere else.

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