Friday, 11 October 2013

trees, differently




















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  1. Roxana11 October 2013 at 05:45

    looking not from the temple away, facing the trees, as in the previous post, but at the trees reflected within the temple...

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  2. James Owens11 October 2013 at 12:00

    beautiful ... as if the space within the temple is the space of memory, where we carry the trees, always ...

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    1. Roxana13 October 2013 at 07:39

      and there is this overwhelming emptiness within the temple too, just open, empty spaces shaped through this most severe and precise geometry, it is truly one of the most fascinating experiences of space, both outside and interior space, within ourselves...

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  3. Cristina12 October 2013 at 02:59

    Nature is a temple here, the temple is a part of Nature.
    it is more than beautiful, it is simple wonder.
    the way the nature/the world reflects itself in windows... I can never have enough of it.

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    1. Roxana13 October 2013 at 07:40

      i was blown by that too, when i discovered the reflections, i stood there mesmerized, for a long time, and then walked around the temple many times, chasing those reflections, which changed with each angle (see next post).

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  4. Miriam14 October 2013 at 10:44

    ce panoplie atotcuprinzatoare,este parca radiografiata mintea mea:)-glumesc,desigur,dar cam asa cred ca arata schizofrenia personailtatii (-lor) mele: pe de o parte,dragostea de geometrie,de liniar si calm alb-negrumpe de alta,universul unduitor,altul din fiecare unghi,cum spui tu,imbalsamitor,fascinant,innebunitor de atragator.oh,cred ca o sa ma urmareasca in toate visele...:)

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  5. Prospero16 October 2013 at 13:04

    yin and yang

    The energy of timeless tree (perhaps memory, as James suggests) and the energy of the present, an unsculpted scaffold, a rigid surface.

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