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Brad sitting beside the set of rocks resembling an Inukshuk is reflecting on his journey and the expansive landscape of Auyuittuq, As clouds roll in non-chalantly from time to time, I considered how these Inukshuks were used for navigation by the Inuits. As the climate continues to change, would the usefulness of these landmarks be compromised by surroundings that we don't recognize anymore?
Big eyes peering through cosmic gas
Light reflections beaming back from ancient stars
Whose eyes are these looking into me?
Can being so immense see me, a particle of dust?
You follow me where I turn or stay
I feel rays of life infuse my soul
Watch over me that I may see through you
[1] Landscape and Dream 2011, pastel on paper, 60x42cm
[2] A Retreat in the Landscape 2011, pastel on paper, 30x42cm
Parallel with searching for external ideas, I have also been driven by a sense of curiosity and wish to find out more about my artistic inclination. I am hoping that this will help me to slowly develop an individual approach in art and architecture. I look into myself and let my hand draw freely to trace accurately the landscape of my mind.
This is me, I decided to post this because it somewhat describes me at the moment. Photo cred to Sarah Swintek :)
Self Reflection
I have been reviewing some Vietnam scans and came on this one which I never bothered with before because it was kind of ordinary. Until I realized it might be an accidental selfie. (A word that did not exist in 1967) If you look closely at the very right of the frame you can see me, reflected in the window.
how have i become this person? i never thought i'd do the things i've done. but i am here. and i have don't regret them.
all part of my final project for my photo class. there's supposed to be an order but flickr goes by date, not by what i want. it was a personal reflection on my experiences as a college freshman and how i transformed from a child into an adult