Seed head
Dispersal unit
Adaptable grass
An active interest in scientific learning helps to develop the creative imagination, that intuitive vision in which the particular adapts to the universal. True scientific inquiry recognizes possibilities, whereas common sense grasps only apparent realities.
“The world doesn’t change in front of your eyes; it changes behind your back.” – Terry Hayes
Desirable flaw
Fickle appearance
Spacing deviance
It is delightful when a creative project results in desirable expectations. A new optical journey begins here, with anticipation of warm days featuring dappled sunlight on the horizon.
“The optical glass does not itself see; it is merely an instrument in the hand of a rational being.” – Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling
Warm haze
Supple light
There will be time
A random afternoon on the front porch argues for matter existing as an equilibrium of active forces engaged in dynamic harmony.
“The past should be altered by the present as much as the present is directed by the past.” – T. S. Eliot