Art by Kenton Hyatt

Selected Paintings and Photographs by Kenton Hyatt

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Late Red Light, oil on canvas, 16x20”

Small Desertscape, oil on canvas, 11x14”

Nowhere Reef, 12x16”

Sonoran Thunderhead, oil on canvas, 20x20”

Sonoran Afternoon, oil on canvas, 16x20”

Dream Sea, oil on canvas, 24x30”

Morning Seascape, oil on canvas, 24x30”

Meditations on the Sublime, photo

Mother Nature in Formal Attire, photo

Really Sorry About This, photo

Rough Going, photo

Values in Action

Kairios, similarly to kairos, is an ancient Greek word meaning, roughly, “being in the right place at the right time.” The ancient Greeks envisioned both the spiritual and practical essence of kairios by using an image similar to that of the archer familiar to students of Zen, whose attention is both focused and diffused as she becomes one with the arrow, its flight, and the vital heart of the target. Another Greek image for kairios is that of the weaver who passes his shuttle between the ever-moving threads of the warp with the perfect timing born of holistically integrated rhythm to create something of beauty, organic strength and essential, practical utility.

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