art
Artist: Gina Fiedel
Gina Fiedel’s oil paint artworks on wood.
Artist: Michael Hofmann
PZI member Michael Hofmann paints and sculpts in his Forestville, CA studio. He has exhibited work in Japan and locally. Michael has taught Sumi-e (Japanese ink painting) workshops to groups at PZI, and his art and calligraphy grace our zendos in sesshin.
Artist: Lonnie Rankin
Here you will find a selection of drawings from painter and PZI member Lonnie Rankin. She makes her art in Santa Fe.
Artwork: Then Make a Raft
PZI Art: ‘Then Make a Raft’ Corey Hitchcock 2020, Painting mixed media on paper 47″ x 27.5″
Artist: Piper Leigh
Santa Fe, NM Artist Piper Leigh’s work is interdisciplinary. She writes poetry and creates installations – Images are from an installation: Ancestors, Mothers & Muses courtesy of artist Piper Leigh.
Artwork: Infinite Elephant
Art: Infinite Elephant – Ellen Van Fleet, artist, mixed media on paper.
Distant Temple Bell
PZI Art: Ellen Van Fleet, Artist – Temple Bell, mixed media on paper.
Artwork: Sumi-e Collage
PZI Zen- Artwork,collage, ink on paper by Michael Hofmann.
Artwork: Save a Ghost!
PZI Zen – Save a Ghost! is the title. Acrylic painting on canvas by Michael Hofmann.
Painting – Deep in Jumbled Mountains
Painting – Deep in Jumbled Mountains – August 2020, Corey Hitchcock. Mixed media on paper – 47″x27.5″
Yunmen’s One Treasure – Images from Cosmic Lantern Workshop in Santa Fe with Corey Hithchock
Artwork: Body sized Cosmic Lanterns – a visual response to Yunmen’s One treasure. Santa Fe, NM Spring, 2018.
Allison Atwill’s Art Talk, Part 1
Allison Atwill discusses her art and its relationship to koan practice. Part 1. 2010.
Allison Atwill’s Art Talk, Part 2
Allison Atwill discusses her art and its relationship to koan practice. Part 2. 2010.
Allison Atwill’s Art Talk, Part 6
Allison Atwill discusses her art and its relationship to koan practice. Part 6. 2010.
Allison Atwill’s Art Talk, Part 5
Allison Atwill discusses her art and its relationship to koan practice. Part 5. 2010.
Allison Atwill’s Art Talk, Part 4
Allison Atwill discusses her art and its relationship to koan practice. Part 4.
Allison Atwill’s Art Talk, Part 3
Allison Atwill discusses her art and its relationship to koan practice. Part 3. 2010.
When the Seas Got Rough
“Not deciding it is or it isn’t, do you have the courage to be at peace with this? Everyone wants to leave the endless changes, but when we finish bending and fitting our lives, we come back to sit by the charcoal fire.”
During the final night of the 2015 January sesshin, the teachers have a conversation about identity, art, intimacy, and the nature of koan study.
