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June 12/65
An Excerpt from "Wilson Rings
Bell with Mosaics"
Mr. Wilson has been careful to keep the uneven surfaces which characterize
early rustic murals so that the play of light and shadow during day and night , will
become a continuous wonder. Rain will sluice
away soot! Sun will catch the glitter of fold leaf impregnated between layers of glass,
“and costing a fortune” Mr. Wilson added.
Mr. Wilson’s panel tell a clearly visible story in the manner of the vari
–colored, rough textured early mosaics. Written communication illustrates actual letters
from various cultures and periods, dating from the earliest know writing. Communication through Drawing is full of symbols
similar to the earliest Lascaux cave drawings. Communication
through Music shows the earliest forms when notes were square or rectangle. Stylized drums, the earliest forms used, and
early instruments are depicted in this panel. Communication
Verbal is filled with abstract patterns that resolve into heads, mouths clearly speaking,
yet the faces are not identifiable with any race. Communication
through Distance contains symbols of outer space with all lines sweeping upward to a star
the symbol of Telstar.
Kay Kritzwiser |
