Sus

I am amazed by the amount of elements that this piece represents and the connection stabished between them. I wonder what's the common link between all of them.

This is the perfect depiction of brutalism colliding with nature in a very literal way. I think it’s Avery bold statement with doesn’t happen that often and the dimensions create a feeling of spaciousness and freedom and disorientation at the same time. Has a very grounded but airy atmosphere due to the trees and the beton. As if the beton was floating up in a sense of skyscrapers and the future but the trees growing through them keep them grounded.

The unknown, blurry future and the coexistence of nature and nature how we section it. Architectural forms and organic branches as one and yet still separated structure. I like the detailed and yet reduced style of painting!

What has been built before, nature or houses?

It looks as if the nature is beeing forced to grow on and within concrete slabs. Is there a tree per human shadow? The drawing gives a feeling of being confined in a vast space. The horizon is far there is enough space to the tight and left, and jet nothing happens around the 4 figures.

Nature, exterior as well as our psyche, should be free and unbound, but cities, factories, the human mind and its ideologies try to force it into conformity. Not realizing that beauty derives from imperfection.

it feels like the trees will give integrity to the ones who look at them

nature will always win and grow back in places humans destroyed. will it?

I tried not to think about it as I went about my days, and mostly I succeeded. But occasionally the memories still found their way in, through a sound I heard, a word someone uttered, or a smell I caught in the street.

Is this my family tree?!

The roots are hidden, the branches separated. If you can’t see what was before, nor will the ones after. Learn, talk and grow:)

I love this piece- it has a dark, but very powerful energy about it. The trees/nature not just breaking through the cement of the industrial, man made world - but at the same time supporting it with its strength. It reminds me of how nature even when we try to oppress it, finds it’s strength to be there for us. In any case, it will (when we continuously overstep its boundaries) show us that it can at any point destroy our compared to it, somewhat weak structures. ☺️🤭🌱

Do you believe in that relationships with people you’ve known your whole life? With people that maybe don’t match your vibe at all, but you still have them? Are they based on solid fundamentals? Or we got used to them? Do we need them? Do they remind us of a person that doesn't represent us anymore?

nature doesn’t need us

I had a vision once while meditating. There was a golden dusty room with a layer of ground. For a while I thought that was all I could see until the tiniest liquid black dots where pressed through the ground level. I could feel the pressure together with the dust in the room it felt like all the air and energy was going into this pushed movement. The dots became bigger and bigger and turned into small puddles or lakes finally in an overall oily sea. After a while hills where elevating from the surface until there where a million spheres levitating into a second level over the groundfloor. This movement went on. I knew within that meditation that the ground level was a primal perception of existence and the oily liquid some sort of (primordial?eternal?future?) life fluid or transformable matter. What was the meaning of the single spheres moving on as separate entities? Since that vision I think a lot about different levels of perception. I think this artwork is also playing with that.