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RAINFOREST II

 

RAINFOREST IIa drawingfragments «where does the idea of Earth come from?where do we get the idea of water?why do we have a word for it?these things were conceived in the beginning,before the dawning, these were ideas,water and Earth, we can only have ideasof things that have already been conceivedin Aluna.before the dawning, before there was anything,we were conceived in the water of Aluna.so were the trees, the mountains, everything.»—Alan Ereira / BBC / The Lost City
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The squirrel back to his beloved hill...

 happy to leave!The squirrel back to his beloved hill... >>> mille et deux feuillesBuchhandlung zum Mittelmeer und mehr—Zürich, Glasmalergasse 6

rainforest sketch / fragments

 

  

original artworks for the Leporello

 

GLIMPSES Uetliberg . deeroriginal artworks for the Leporello
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Glimpses original artworks

 

GLIMPSES . fragmentsoriginal artworks for the Leporello

 

still jumping around...

 

so many now... in Späti!My postcards, so happily there!The last few of them arrived just todayand my NEW dotty rabbit is still jumpingaround in the shop... Boutique SpätiSpisergasse 20St. Gallen

 

 

at the Rose again

 

GLIMPSES ! now at the Rose again. But even whenthey run out of copies you can anywayhave a look at my two Leporello there,and ask for your own copy...together with a nice cup of coffee! Buchhandlung zur Rose> Gallusstrasse 18St. Gallen / old town
 

RAINFOREST

 

 "in the beginning there was Blackness.only the sea. in the beginning there wasno sun, no moon, no people. in the beginningthere were no animals, no plants, only the sea.the sea was the mother. mother was not people.she was not anything. nothing at all.she was when she was. Spirit.she was memory and possibility.[...]They say that we mutilate the world becausewe do not remember the great mother.She is not a distant God.She is the mind inside nature."
 —From the Heart of the World / Alan EreiraBBC 1990-2012


RAINFOREST SERIE .I RAINFOREST .II —in progress

"And we have a language which teaches usthat the world is made of things, and thesethings are separate from one another, andthey have boundaries, so we can take 'a thing'out of its context without damaging or affectingthe context. Kogi language doesn't allow for that.The language itself sees what is in the world ashaving extension into the world that it's in, andin fact my own view is that the Kogi concept ofwhat we consider things is that they are fields,which interpenetrate the world around them.So their concept of taking the obvious things,a river, a mountain, so on, those are not thingswith defined limits, that can be separated fromthe rest of the world. They are fields that extendinto the world beyond what we see as their limits,and which affect (and interact) a much greaterarea than we suppose. But that also applies toeverything else, even a rock is actually in theirterms better thought of as something whichexerts a field, that has extension beyond whatwe perceive as its physical boundaries. And thatmeans that their whole sense of what the worldis driven in a different way from ours." —Alan Ereira, Documentary Film Director,Author, Anthropologist / an interview

 

 

so tiny thing

 

"so tiny thing" one of the first postcardsin the serie, a fragment from "Glimpses",one of the remembrance of the woods,this tiny plant who grow in the freshshadow of the trees.  The original artwork, a mixture of pencil,watercolour and acrylic white on greyheavy cardboard —still visible in its texture here and there. "Glimpses" original artworks still with me,the whole of them, togather with sketchesand the artworks which remained aside,hidden...
and new postcards now, just readyagain to travel everywhere   illusimi.com > Glimpses  ▶︎ my shop  

 

 

A4PRINT / in white frame

 

 

below a starry sky | A4PRINT | in white frame▶︎ available [without frame]in my ONLINE SHOP 
300g Shiro Echo Favini highquality recycled cotton paper