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No Interference
Parkinson’s disease has offered artist Michael Sawyer a rare path to freedom.
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| Sky Wheel, 1972, diameter 17.5 inches |
HIDDEN LIKE A Chinese hermit or a coyote in his den, Michael Sawyer lives at Green Gulch Farm Zen Center, in a narrow valley north of San Francisco. To visit him you must walk past the formal zendo and Japanese teahouse, up to a converted trailer at the very edge of the open hills.
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