What surprised you about this collaborative piece?
Poet Terese Svoboda: I hadn’t imagined the neuron-like background, nor the tightness of the image which contributes to its intensity.
Artist Lisa Sette: The way the poem ends. Like the movement in a snake’s coil, the poem has that movement. It moves like a snake. It’s intense. Because it feels like it’s still alive.
Describe the collaboration in one word.
Poet Terese Svoboda: Expanding
Artist Lisa Sette: Spiraled
Collaborators: A recent Guggenheim Fellow, Terese Svoboda’s seventh book of poetry is Professor Harriman’s Steam Air-Ship (Eyewear). Artist Lisa Sette lives on Cape Cod.
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