The last bit of the day hike went downhill. I kicked out my hiking boots and ran down the black sand – straight into the clear, dark blue sea. Such a blessing. From here you can see how the volcano eruption created little bays.
29.5in x 43.3in (75cm x 110cm) 3D
With the pixel generation passing compart mentalism is still there. Although having an oversimplified world view may have a negative connotation, categorization will in fact help us understand the world better.
27.5×27.5in 70x70cm 3D
“Like a red morn, that ever yet betoken’d Wrack to the seaman, tempest to the field, Sorrow to shepherds, woe unto the birds, Gusts and foul flaws to herdmen and to herds.” Shakespeare – Venus & Adonis (1593)
27.6in x 39.4in (70 x 100 cm)
Waterland is both water and land. Thousands of brooks, small canals, rivers and lakes flow in between reclaimed land. Where the water reflects the sky, the lush green pastures patch their pattern from the Dutch Golden Age.
31.5x15.7in 80x40cm 3D
A natural dominion safety. The energy of the purple fence keeps landowners safe due to the Purple Paint Law. Purple can evoke its own version of isolation. If you have ever felt lonely then acknowledge your individuality.
31.5×31.5in 80x80cm 3D
Yellow loves games. Using her quick yellow talent, she wanders through the fields – she does not take things too seriously. Then turquoise heals her heart. The little girl turns into a balanced woman in a soft green robe.
29.5×43.3in 75x110cm 3D