The luminosity of clouds; the warmth of the sun, the sounds of rhythmic breath...rhythms of life that inspire a sense of inner calm when we give ourselves time to experience them.
 
Christopher Graefe mingles the sinuous subtleties of light and sound in this digital composition of peace and illumination, enhancing our space for contemplation, inviting us to a place of emptiness in order to "say nothing."
 
Sound healer Chinling Hsu, inhaling and exhaling, creates a setting for Sufi mystic Rumi's transcendent poem, "Say Nothing," recited by Persian scholar Iraj Anvar. Iraj published Say Nothing, a translation directly from the Persian of the poems of Rumi.
 
Reverend Beverly Dale delivers an English counterpoint to Iraj's recitation in his native tongue. As a vocalist and performer Beverly frequently weaves the inspiration of Sufi mysticism of the East into her ministry in the West.
 
Rolling clouds and fog banks of the Pacific inspired Linda DeHart in crafting unique paper sculptures which provide an ephemeral context. Fibers, mixed in waves of water, selectively captured on a wire screen, were shaped and molded as they gave up their moisture and the artwork emerged: reflective, translucent, and light-filled.