The town of Trona, California is close to the tourist track, but not on it. It is an industrial place, processing minerals like salt. As far as I could see there is no public art in Trona except this lady in her bath-tub of rocks. Why is she there? Is she an affront to anyone? Does she signify the exploitation of woman? I don't think so. Trona is a harsh town, but for all our sakes let us smile!
Monday, March 2, 2009
A Buddhist's Diary February 28th 2009
The town of Trona, California is close to the tourist track, but not on it. It is an industrial place, processing minerals like salt. As far as I could see there is no public art in Trona except this lady in her bath-tub of rocks. Why is she there? Is she an affront to anyone? Does she signify the exploitation of woman? I don't think so. Trona is a harsh town, but for all our sakes let us smile!
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