Route 33: The Magic Road is a road etched in the imagination of its
travelers. The name may echo "Route 66: The Historic Road." Yet, it is a different
kind of road, a road that travel in circles within a state, a road that may
cover the same distance (2400 miles,) but one that wants to get inside a place.
Route 33: The Magic Road, a pilgrimage, will take this first traveler to every
county of New Mexico-33 in all.

What does an art pilgrim do? Listening is the medium of choice, listening
deeply to the people I meet. As a weaver, the connections I make are the bells
of Indra's net*. As a seeker of peace, I gear the conversation toward the
passion driving my life, "What is peace?"

What do I expect to come out of Route 33: The Magic Road? As a pilgrim, I
look forward to a certain destination. This is human. The truth is that what
the form will be I don't absolutely know, except I intend it to be an adventure
of the spirit. My steps will connect people all over the State. The result
may be a book of stories and photos, maybe a deck of cards-a great weaving of
some kind, a road map of a State's heart?

* In the Hindu myth, the god Indra once wove a net to encompass the world,
and at each knot fastened a bell. Thus nothing could stir-not a person, not a leaf on a tree, not a single emotion-without ringing a bell, which would, in turn, set all the others to ringing. — Gregg Levoy