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quite true indeed.
ouaouh - looks like me at 1 or 2 am, sometimes :-)
Maybe I shouldn't have been thinking about it, but this is very good.
Yes, you are right. the book "Solaris" describes how intellectualism makes it impossible to reach each other and the so called unknown, and that really got me thinking.
Ande - I know of the film, I did not know there was a book -
Love the picture. Mother of invention :)
Yes. Thinking is a malfunktion of the brain.
Great picture Sparkey.Yes indeed more Labyrinths and in some cases a little too much thnk ing and your mind starts to unravel like the poor person in your wonderful drawing.
It does look like me at 2 a.m., then 3 a.m. On and on, thinking about all the things I should have done/shouldn't have done. Then finally unraveled I can fall asleep at 4 a.m. Good work!
"Los sueños de la razón preducen monstruos", this post reminds me that sentence in that Goya's drawing. Of course, I totally agree, and the illustration catches perfectly that... too much thinking.
This is a strong strong print..would suit a t shirt.
or a card.
Yep, and it could get quite confusing sometimes. This is a beautiful work btw!
wow...what a concept
Perfect! A perfect illustration. Is your best style (I think).
really, really good work!! so creative!!
Love this one.
Just what graphic art should be.
A mind packed, pulling one thought at a time. Great image. -J
I'm all for more labyrinths!
Yes! The picture shows exactly how our thinking is inextricably associated to words, to verbal language. We simply cannot think without words and they are so poor to express all we wanted to... a paradox that leaves us to face so many labirinths.!
By the way - English is not my language - hope my words here are not so obscure... but then again, I wonder in which language I could speak clearly about words and mind. Ooops, I guess I'm creating a labirinth here, the best thing to do now is to finish my sentence with something like this: "have a nice Sunday!"
Cláudia- Your comments are always spot on.
bravo...everything you do is captivating.
I have never dared to watch to movie because the book was absolute fantastic. It is a lasting piece against intellectualism, and has vivid scenes which stayed with me.
It's a rare thing these days, to be able to write things which is lasting. Thank you
When thinking creates labyrinths, mind is the Minotaur that ought be overpowered & silenced!
this is such a beautiful and powerful image
Lies, light and window. That's what I've managed to extract so far. Dawn? Invention?
Great stuff; I really like the hand, too.
Brian
ps - Solaris in book-form is excellent. And there are two films; the Russian version is best, imho.
oh! i love this one too! i'm overwhelmed!
I LOVE this. Absolutely.
I love it! Very well done, so expressive, intriguing.
amen
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