Approximately 126.3 million barrels of oil have leaked into our oceans. What does the British Petroleum oil spill mean to you? Does it make you Angry? Sad? Hurt? Worried? Paint, sketch, take photos, illustrate, design, sculpt, or use any other medium to portray the oil spill through your eyes. Add your opinion to the discussion on this issue...
During these days I have been working on amplifying my horizons, walking through uncertain paths, unexpected fog, facing rocks impossible to move or change. Facing a different life. It is OK to be lost, to experiment and find new paths in life and to appreciate the ones we have already crossed. And to find the simplicity and joy for life.
During these days I have been working on amplifying my horizons, walking through uncertain paths, unexpected fog, facing rocks impossible to move or change. Facing a different life. It is OK to be lost, to experiment and find new paths in life and to appreciate the ones we have already crossed. And to find the simplicity and joy for life.
During these days I have been working on amplifying my horizons, walking through uncertain paths, unexpected fog, facing rocks impossible to move or change. Facing a different life. It is OK to be lost, to experiment and find new paths in life and to appreciate the ones we have already crossed. And to find the simplicity and joy for life.
This picture was taken in Brampton, Ontario, Canada. I have a favourite spot around the corner from the house, in a park on a hill that resembles the hump of a camels back. But it has a great clearing when all you need to view is that fantastic show directly above in the sky.
"Dusk, is just an illusion, because the sun is either above the horizon or below it. And that means that day and night are linked in a way that few things are; there cannot be one without the other, yet they cannot exist at the same time. How would it feel, I remember wondering to be always together, yet forever apart”
It appears seemingly pretentious trying to relate my art to names such as Berthe Morisot and Claude Monet, more so since I believe there is no visual connection to their paintings. However, I do confess they inspire me deeply and invoke spiritual inspiration rather than one that is technical. All my work have their own will and evolves...
