Robynne Limoges Portfolios

City Geometry

Framing Space

Black Sphere

Steel Absolution

Stacking Light

Days in May, Shattering

Clapboard Rage

between, an inexplicable softness

War Haiku

The Slightest of Safe Passages

Dust Diptych

There was a time when everyone wrote poetry

Ribcage and 525

Cat's Cradle

It might not be Jacob's, but there's a ladder of sorts and a closed door and that is enough for poetry

A Day of Crucifixions

...and a Day of Angels

Smoke

Cold Breath, Sunset

Boot Smudges, Worrying Geometry

Soprano Light in the Corner

The Inside of Closing I

The Inside of Closing II

Figures out from the Shadows

What we leave, when we leave I

What we leave, when we leave II

What we leave, when we leave III

Rocks and Snow and Blossoms for the Soft Mouths of Grazers

Snow Calligraphy

Intersection, Winter

The Shuddering

Darkness Falling through Light

Ice Days

Cars on Summer Streets

Tape and String and Dappled Light

Past you, now

In the bloodied air, snow still falls

Plazas and Ruins

Pavement with Ax Handle

Pavement Portrait of a Young Man

The Water Diviner

from The City Between

Battling Figures, Sunbeam

Slipping Away

Crucifix, with Measurements

The Letter

Veronica's Veil

Grief

Evensong, off Gee Street

Sun Tattoos

Snake Eyes

Dalmatian Still Life

Delicately, she rinsed her weary limbs

Leather Divining Rod

Winter Paths

Fire Flies

Walking Home

Guardian, Moon

Dark Signature, Orange Fleck

Deep Diving Beings

Evening, Far Away

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This portfolio of images comprises, for me, geometry and dreams, shape shifters, unidentifiable scratchers and the scars left - we are in an era of scarring - detritus and unexpected magnificence in abstraction. In the years 2024, 2025, I am looking hard for signs and symbols that allay the danger I feel.

City Geometry Framing Space Black Sphere Steel Absolution Stacking Light Days in May, Shattering Clapboard Rage between, an inexplicable softness War Haiku The Slightest of Safe Passages Dust Diptych There was a time when everyone wrote poetry Ribcage and 525 Cat's Cradle It might not be Jacob's, but there's a ladder of sorts and a closed door and that is enough for poetry A Day of Crucifixions ...and a Day of Angels Smoke Cold Breath, Sunset Boot Smudges, Worrying Geometry Soprano Light in the Corner The Inside of Closing I The Inside of Closing II Figures out from the Shadows What we leave, when we leave I What we leave, when we leave II What we leave, when we leave III Rocks and Snow and Blossoms for the Soft Mouths of Grazers Snow Calligraphy Intersection, Winter The Shuddering Darkness Falling through Light Ice Days Cars on Summer Streets Tape and String and Dappled Light Past you, now In the bloodied air, snow still falls Plazas and Ruins Pavement with Ax Handle Pavement Portrait of a Young Man The Water Diviner from The City Between Battling Figures, Sunbeam Slipping Away Crucifix, with Measurements The Letter Veronica's Veil Grief Evensong, off Gee Street Sun Tattoos Snake Eyes Dalmatian Still Life Delicately, she rinsed her weary limbs Leather Divining Rod Winter Paths Fire Flies Walking Home Guardian, Moon Dark Signature, Orange Fleck Deep Diving Beings Evening, Far Away Artist's CV Artist's Statement Contact, Copyright, Purchasing Information Photographic Links Guestbook

In the Year Of

Night Walks

Days At Sea

Symbols in the Era of Strife

Tone Poems (On Thoughts of Ritter)

Geometry and Other Musings

Foundation Stones

City Stories II

The land, so fluid

Poems and Short Stories

On the Edge of the Natural World

Portraits

Faces and Figures

Sotto Voce

Black Haiku: Poems for Dark Times

Cities

Manhattan : Four Twelve : The Opera Singer

Triptychs

Auschwitz-Birkenau : Darkness as Museum : If Light Were Breath

The Light Behind Us

Stone Songs

The Bather

Still Life

Water or Near

Artist's Statement

Contact, Copyright, Purchasing Information

Photographic Links

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