This work seems to be filled with contradictions and cacophony which, I think, might be exactly what you're aiming for Louise. And then there's that strip of colors down the middle that change the tone of the image to one of harmony and bliss. The colors are exactly perfect and so well chosen that it seems as though they are a happy accident. But I don't think they are because Louise Dionne composed this piece. I am not a trained critic and I don't believe I have ever used this word before now to describe anyone's work: BRILLIANT, Louise. I just calls 'em as I sees 'em.

thank you so much for all your kind comments...