Author Archives: Sam Formosa

About Sam Formosa

Conceptual artist, painter, sculpture in ceramics, paper, metal, wood and who make use of his created alphabetical, numerical, and musical notation systems as core foundation of his art work.

Ebreocipi

It has been a long, yet no change.

Ebreocipi.

In D3 major (cello).

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It has been a long.

Since the dust settled down.

No change at all.

As time is not around.

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Reflections from the Mediterranean.

Bcionama

Beyond the safety of the fence.

Bcionama.

In D3 major (sounds like a cello).

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Beyond the safety of the fence.

Outwards looking straight ahead.

At a distance, you can tell.

The horizons you are at.

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Reflections from the Mediterranean.

Ohraniaz

Five voices.

Ohraniaz.

In C5 major (soprano).

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The end of this composition “The Mirror Glows”, is in five voices. Soprano, mezzo-soprano, altos, tenor and bass.

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#Ohraniaz

Reflections from the Mediterranean.

Seufaneo

A sting in a name.

Seufaneo.

In D3 major (bass).

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A sting in a name.

Unfamiliar and grey.

Blank canvas at that.

Uneasiness when said.

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#Seufaneo

Reflections from the Mediterranean.

Dorlyflue

Not so clear look.

Dorlyflue.

In E3 major (bass).

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Not so clear look.

Still unsure what to do.

But it dawned in a flash.

As the alarm jumps to wake up.

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Reflections from the Mediterranean.

Souneyzu

From chaos come the hue.

Souneyzu.

In F3 major (bass).

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From chaos comes the hue.

Out of nowhere is not true.

Think back you may recall

Reading pages from a book.

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Reflections from the Mediterranean.

Ecoltyia

Smile and forget…

Ecoltyia.

In D3 major (bass).

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A clear road ahead.

Open to go full ahead.

A bluebird dropped by, said Hi!

And then a change of mind began.

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Reflections from the Mediterranean.