Pale shadow
Sensible objects
Intelligible world
As the colors that we see in the world around us are sensible, we are able to participate in the intelligible world.
“The soul is a part of the intelligible world that has become trapped in the sensible world.” – Plato
Processual reality
Dynamic patterns
Vibrant tapestry
The culmination of countless processes of geological transformation are revealed in relentless wind and water sculpting.
“The ultimate notion in terms of which experience is to be interpreted is that of process.” – Alfred North Whitehead
Sensory details
Pluralistic field
Stylistic progression
Spectral echoes of a life shared begin to reassert themselves.
“Art is the ultimate expression of human creativity and imagination, allowing us to explore and question the world in profound and meaningful ways.” – Arthur C Danto
Being together
Happiness
Good times
The real world exists independently of our minds. The world of Coca-Cola is a world of experiences, of subjective meanings that we create for ourselves.
“The world is not what it seems, the world is what we make it.” – Mikel Dufrenne
Be all mine
Precious time
Down on the scene
With a mysterious charm that is impossible to resist, a charismatic and alluring copperfox captivates attention.
“Never trust a fox. Looks like a dog, behaves like a cat.” – Erin Hunter
Wooden pier
Extending into the ocean
Waves crash rhythmically
Discrete units of water crashing against the wood are part of a continuous flow, a never-ending becoming.
“Change is not movement, but creation.” – Henri Bergson
Vibrant interplay
Of becoming
Relentless sculpting
In the grand process of becoming we participant in a symphony of natural forces.
“The ultimate notion in terms of which experience is to be interpreted is that of process.” – Alfred North Whitehead
Crook of reality
Paradox cradled
Symmetrical distribution
A pair of twins hold up a dream of shared memories.
“Being-together as the being-with one another of Daseins, not of persons – and not even a ‘with’ one another in the sense of an addition of isolated beings.” – Martin Heidegger
Living counterpoint
Experience immediacy
Present moment
Pause and appreciate unfolding phenomena.
“All the wonders of nature are miracles.” – Richard Brautigan
Intimate texture
Dialectical image
Past present fused
No longer passive observers of a landscape, we are active participants in a dialogue with the ephemeral and the eternal.
“The smallest detail … can be the opening to a world.” – Walter Benjamin