Drawing Series "Will You Be There"

[PaceMioDolceCuore]

Thanks to Joe Vogel's amazing work- more amazing stuff shows up in the footnotes. Things that somehow never ever showed up anywhere. This gem thus discovered thanks to Joe Vogel's footnotes.

"Lacrymae Rerum: Reflections of a Visual Artist Informed and Inspired by Gestures of Transcendence inf the Passionate Art of Michael Joseph Jackson."
Passions of the Skies In Fine Arts Expressions. International Society of Phenomenology. Fine Arts and Aesthetics 16th Annual Conference. Harvard University. May 18, 2011.

"In My Trials and in my Tribulations..."

"Through My Fear and My Confessions..."

"In My Violence and My Turbulence..."

Source:
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[PaceMioDolceCuore]

Re: "Lacrymae Rerum: Reflections of a Visual Artist Informed and Inspired by Gestures of Transcenden

"Lacrimae rerum" : Tears of things. Wonders about the spelling.

^^^The expression "Weltschmerz" (literally: world pain) implies a similar sentiment as related to Latin phrase "lacrimae rerum."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weltschmerz