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Ethos in Entropy Mixed Media by Terrance DePietro

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Comments (8)

Nicole Lemelin

Nicole Lemelin

Oups! I just want to had a last association. A bird - symbol of liberty - in this case tough a bird restrained - that the only thing he has left is his silent song...

Nicole Lemelin

Nicole Lemelin

Interesting. At first I saw a bird that seems to be signing. What song? (Curious). Then as I observed the image a little longer I saw, on each side, under the bird, two figures that look to support him, like columns would do. Then a smaller and whitish one on on the left. Looks he is trying to pull soomething, like to bring back the base like form, to touch the ground. Would this balancing movement bring the bird out of the circle? Why can he just fly? Are the pieces on the ground from his wings? Is he broken? Is he retained instead of being supported by the figures, as I first thought he was? I just had an association to a statue about to fall and crumble...en tous cas.

VIVA Anderson

VIVA Anderson

Bon nuit, Terrance

VIVA Anderson

VIVA Anderson

And, last, but not least...symbolism has sparked my need for expression in the abstract, when creating. Such is my mind-set now, in maturity. Thank you, again!

VIVA Anderson

VIVA Anderson

I dare might just add as allowed, this experience with your image, resounds in my psyche because I have always been intrigued by symbolism, ancient and modern. It is a magical realm, giving exciting qualities to one's ability to ' see' from one's knowledge expanded.

VIVA Anderson

VIVA Anderson

I rather also love the delicate circle of meaningful small pretty decorative thoughts. The circle envelops the occasion to emphasise the magic moment. Thank you, Terrance, for permitting me to respond/expound further.

And so VIVA, the extended description might contain some of the thoughts you and Nicole are suggesting...At least it acknowledges the necessity of a feminine perspective; but it has not yet addressed all the implications of the process and its necessity to humanness as we have come far from. Yet it is hopeful...Bon nuit!

VIVA Anderson

VIVA Anderson

And, I see her as a candle, melting away symbolically in the face of her transformation........omg.

You have than set the pace with your comments; I will do my best to address them, into my words...yet not tonight, as I will be getting up to a day of 'snow removal'...thank you VIVA!

VIVA Anderson

VIVA Anderson

Amazing comment / imagining of disorder and entropic transformation, and I like that you leave this in limbo until revelations expand your thoughts.......this is so serious a subject.....being in limbo affects me personally to my depths....this reminds me to stand strong and not vacillate ... thank you...........fv....VIVA

Thank you VIVA for entering again, into the exchange of subjective query into perceptual creative compositions. I will reserve myself from replying to your second comment - I know that you are in the habit or voicing subsequent thought and I am eager to hear whatever comes to mind before I expose too much of my own direction. I invite anyone who reads these comments to join in; as this is the only way that a survey might be made, of the peculiar natures of human mind, with its ability to 'question', 'intuit', 'feel' and 'imagine'...and certainly 'to foster mysteries beyond all our expectations and see those mysteries continue to intrigue generations after...Thank you all; especially you VIVA, to whom I already am indebted.

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