I am interested in the way that one art form inspires, adds to or helps interpret another. Often I write in my journal while listening to live performances of music, traveling on the stream the notes carry me down. Writing what the music evokes is a way to move more deeply inside the music. This is a space for exploring the way poetry overlaps, expands on or interweaves with music, art, and photography.
Learning to Draw Trees
Cherry tree, pen and ink, April 2020, Anna Citrino
Gary Oak, pen & ink, 2017, Anna Citrino
Cypress, Cayucos, California, pen & ink, 2017 Anna Citrino
Other Drawings:
My experiments with painting on pottery:
Bowl for baby
Bowl for baby
Bowl for Ford Ewan
Bowl for baby Adele
Bowl for Ari
Meanings of Ari’s name
Mad Hatter’s Wife teapot side
Mad Hatter’s Wife teapot side
Mad Hatter’s Wife teapot side
Mad Hatter’s Wife teapot side
Mad Hatter’s Wife teapot front
Hummingbird with fuscia
After Picasso’s “Woman in a Turkish Hat”
Angel bowl
Sun plate with butterfly mug for Aubrey
Acoma style mug and plate for Zimri
Peach plate with mango
Pear bowl
Lemon bowl #1 top view
Lemon Bowl #1 side
Pomegranate Bowl
Lemon bowl #2
Lemon bowl #3
Monarch butterfly bowl
Lotus bowl interior
Interior Wesley’s baby bowl
Exterior Wesley’s baby plate and bowl
Exterior baby Wesley’s plate and bowl
Bowl & plate for baby Neil born in India
Bowl Russian architecture outside
Interior bowl for baby Neil
Interior bowl, NYC
Wild heart mug
Wild heart mug
Butterfly bowl
In New Delhi, India, Michael Citrino’s art students became living sculptures for an evening.
