Tag Archives: Toronto

Candy-Colored Neon Bodega Speakeasy Baby

Posted on October 22, 2018 by jillbpearlman

There must be some trick.  Urban life can’t quite be this happy.   There are three candy-colored glow-zones.  Pink walls light the space.  A demarcated zone glows in yellow from a bar fridge; from the side, a lavender color cloud.  … Continue reading →

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Toronto: Texture is All

Posted on October 11, 2016 by jillbpearlman

I do love cities.  The sensory stimulation is endless. No matter how gridlike the streets are, the sense experience never happens as an orderly unfolding – it’s always overwhelming.  It’s like having a bucket of water dumped over your head, … Continue reading →

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