2 months agoHier ist dein Kommentar ausschließlich auf Rechtschreibung, Grammatik und Where to begin? It took a while to choose one of your extraordinary works to take a closer look. And your description of the stillness of watching clouds move across the sky is something I can absolutely associate with. Also the sunlight falling in changing pools. But then again, it is abstract. So my mind, my eyes, they are also allowed to move, and they may go in a different direction. What I see are colour masses pressing into one another, and the orange is pushing through the blue and the green. Also, your sky looks like a really tough current. And only then do I begin to travel through the landscape. That is when I can't stay still. You might be surprised that I choose a piece of music called "19-19" by a project called Clutch & VØSNE. It starts with a slow electronic pulse, and then it gives the movement a body. And watching your work fully extended on my screen, I had the impulse to stand up and move. There's a really nice collection about British artists and writers who experienced weather as an emotional condition. It's called "Weatherland" by Alexandra Harris. I might be too bold here, but I think you connect to those who move in and with the weather very congruently. After listening and watching, your picture became the most dynamic weather report I've ever seen. Thank you very much for sharing.
2 months agoWhat an amazing piece, so beautiful. Your technique is outstanding 🔥😍
