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- What kind of art do you do?
- "We are all observers within society but how do we reflect this observed information forward?
The seeds formed out of observations may grow into unexpected fruits."
Orchard of Reflections is an art project which began in August 2011.
The Orchard is the world and the world is the Orchard. It is the connecting source of inspiration to all works I've created. Through them I hope to encounter people. To move them, make them think and feel, and reflect reasons for their emotions. So that we would be equal, plain people stripped from our statuses who share something meaningful together.
In my artworks I research, reflect, open doors and shape thoughts. I observe what Orchard offers to me and what I feel it wishes me to nurture. And I enjoy each moment. I am an explorer in this world: observing in the middle of people like anyone could be.
- What is your website address?
- www.orchardofreflections.com
- What is the guiding principle in your art?
- Orchard spreads its roots everywhere. It is a place that everyone may imagine as they wish as it takes many different forms.
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What a noble humanist concept and one your art so honestly reflects. Kudos on your weebly site!
Great to see you here!