There seem to be some ironies here. This person, shifting through sand, when he doesn’t seem to see the Earth. A very blue Earth. His body even blocks out some of the Earth. I find it interesting that he occupies the intersection of the Earth, desert moon and space. A lot to unpack here. Great work!
Thank you very much! I enjoyed making this collage and spent some time deciding where to put the man. When I placed him at that intersection of lines and spaces, the whole image felt right to me, as if the story-whatever it was-were complete. It delights me to read such a thoughtful and interesting comment, too. You’ve given me some things to think about now.
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H2O = life (partly)
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For sure. That’s a very good way of looking at it.
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I would call that a successful experiment.
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Thank you, Syd!
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There seem to be some ironies here. This person, shifting through sand, when he doesn’t seem to see the Earth. A very blue Earth. His body even blocks out some of the Earth. I find it interesting that he occupies the intersection of the Earth, desert moon and space. A lot to unpack here. Great work!
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Thank you very much! I enjoyed making this collage and spent some time deciding where to put the man. When I placed him at that intersection of lines and spaces, the whole image felt right to me, as if the story-whatever it was-were complete. It delights me to read such a thoughtful and interesting comment, too. You’ve given me some things to think about now.
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Love the space opera aesthetic.
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Thank you!
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