adelord dot art

Prints and occasionally paintings are for sale at Smokeless Smoking in Northeast Minneapolis.

My public work is the cultivation of a civilization of the leaves “La Ramée” among people found within the Eurasian Enclosures found on this Turtle Island.
My precursors in this project were Jacques La Ramée and Pierre de La Ramée and my grandparents Mary Rita and Ernest.

Arcadie was Arcadia.

Visions of Arcadia were found along with real civilization in Arcadie.
“Arcadia” is derived from the Arcadia district in Greece, which had the extended meanings- of “refuge” or “idyllic place”.
Acadie is derived from the Mi’kmaq language where the word “cadie” means “place of abundance” and can be found in names such as “Tracadie” and “Shubenacadie”.
Many participants of the last civilizations of the leaves in Europe left for an Arcadian future in Arcadie.

Eurasian Enclosures followed them and today threaten to swallow all of the World just as they swallowed all of the Woods.

| ANTHENE TECKNE |

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adelord dot art is open on Friday, Saturday & Sunday of Art-A-Whirl weekend.

In person available at studio on Friday from 5pm-9pm and Saturday and Sunday from 10am-4pm with tea served at 23 minutes after the hour each hour.

Prints and occasionally paintings are for sale at Smokeless Smoking in Northeast Minneapolis.