Sunday, July 14, 2013
Thursday, July 4, 2013
Headed back to nature... gotta hit up a portal first...
In Search of the Tree of Knowledge
I like how nature reminds of what once was and of what will be. I guess that as far as we can see with our two eyes, the most desirable of habitable planets must look pretty similar to our own, just look at the orchids in the rainforest and let your imagination expand from that point.
I hope to bring some element of the natural world into my art. But does that mean I'm creating a division between humanity and the rest of everything (nature)?
No, I suppose just between the insane, self-destructive culture that seems to dominate the world and, therefore, the minds of each of my fellow Mann (of the German Mesch or "Mann" = human), and my own mind.
And since, visually I'm unable to capture what a camera seems to so easily accomplish, maybe I can hit up a feeling that's more positive than negative.
Well, whatever keeps your fear of the Great Abyss that awaits us at bay.
I like how nature reminds of what once was and of what will be. I guess that as far as we can see with our two eyes, the most desirable of habitable planets must look pretty similar to our own, just look at the orchids in the rainforest and let your imagination expand from that point.
I hope to bring some element of the natural world into my art. But does that mean I'm creating a division between humanity and the rest of everything (nature)?
No, I suppose just between the insane, self-destructive culture that seems to dominate the world and, therefore, the minds of each of my fellow Mann (of the German Mesch or "Mann" = human), and my own mind.
And since, visually I'm unable to capture what a camera seems to so easily accomplish, maybe I can hit up a feeling that's more positive than negative.
Well, whatever keeps your fear of the Great Abyss that awaits us at bay.
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