Cocoon
By David Lee Black | February 28, 2021
The struggle to leave the cocoon is what strengthens the butterfly’s wings so she can fly. From there, infinite possibilities that await. Connecting to the real world is what we have been missing lately when we shelter inside our own cocoon. At what point do we leave our safety, in another indeterminable metamorphose and fly?
Cocoon, photograph on archival pigment paper, 18 x 18” 2020
Copyright © 2021 David Lee Black
David Lee Black is an award-winning New England-based photographer. He is a storyteller on a never-ending pilgrimage to capture people, places, and events in moments both simple and sublime. His work is simultaneously whimsical and serious, graceful and awkward, understated and conspicuously complex. He also applies his artistic skill and personal philosophy to his work in music, expressive arts therapy, educational workshops and visual artist performances.