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The title references an epistemological theory that supports the nurture side of the nature vs nurture debate within child developmental psychology. it theorises that "human intellect at birth resembles a tabula rasa (clean slate),a pure potentiality."
This piece presents to you the mind of a child - a clean slate. The void functions as a background to this piece and highlights the potentiality and the limitlessness of a child's imagination, as there is "freedom is emptiness." The wandering lines emulate the mark-making of a child, and extend beyond the confines of the canvases to the walls to further emphasise the breadth of their ingenue, how their mind is constantly buzzing with new ideas and observations, and how they have little to no awareness of external pressures and expectations that would otherwise impede or constrain them. The representational, academic painting style with which I have used to render the figures in this piece underline the irony of it all, how the project was an endeavour to explore the ways of a child yet it has amounted to my discovery that one cannot unlearn years of classical training and return to the primitive. The den is a familiar childhood memory that we all share, it is a portal to that world, a world full of freedom, curiosity and wonder. However, we observe the child from afar, as she is engrosses in her own activity, oblivious to us, thriving in her own atmosphere. The den itself is inaccessible as it's an image and it is physically impossible to enter it and return to our child selves. Similarly, I am unable to completely grasp the essence that lies within the lines and strokes of a child. Through this realisation, we amass envy towards her unselfconscious naïveté and insouciance that we, once upon a time, all had.
“À causes des mauvaises actions, l'intellect est obscurci par la stupidité.” (Rabbi Na'hman de Breslev, Liqouté Moharan I, 17)
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History
The John Rogers who bought Riverhill in 1840 was an only child, with a modest fortune, and a fine intellect. He became a classics scholar, a scientist and a friend of Charles Darwin. He was one of the first members of the Royal Horticultural Society and a patron of the plant collectors of the day.
He chose Riverhill because its sheltered situation offered an ideal lime free hillside where he could hope to establish newly introduced trees and shrubs. From his garden notebook, it can be seen that planting started in 1842. Subsequent generations, continued the planting and in 1910 Colonel John Middleton Rogers created what is now known as ‘The Wood Garden’ a fine collection of Japanese Maples, Rhododendrons and Azaleas. His wife, the infamous Muriel, created many additions including the now hidden Rock Gardens.
Until the beginning of the 2nd World War, eight full time gardeners kept Riverhill looking immaculate. Since the war years, however, a shortage of manpower and a lack of money has meant that the garden was allowed to deteriorate, with many parts of the original planting lost to everyday use and visitors.
Today, four generations of the Rogers family live at Riverhill,
The estate is managed by Edward Rogers (Great-great-great-grandson of the John Rogers who bought Riverhill in 1840) and his wife, Sarah.
“Intellect takes us along in the battle of life to a certain limit, but at the crucial moment it fails us. Faith transcends reason. It is when the horizon is the darkest and human reason is beaten down to the ground that faith shines brightest and comes to our rescue.” - Mohandas Gandhi
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Level and Curves adjustment.
นอนสองทุ่ม ตื่นมาเที่ยงคืน ไม่มีอะไรทำ เจอน้องๆกับเพื่อนรุ่นพึ่ที่มาค้าง กำลังถักโครเชท์อยู่บนสวนบนดาดฟ้า นั่งเล่น นั่งคุย แล้วก็ไปหยิบกล้องมาถ่ายรูป ปรับ level กับ curves