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Anonymous commented at 2009-08-20 02:08:50 » #97820
Yeah, basically compare everything on left to everything on right. Left: pretty birds, pretty scenery, cute widdle mousie (or some other rodent... not quite mouse-shape.) Right: looks like fall where other side looks like spring. Birds and butterflies are falling apart, crumbling in midair. Even the girl's hand is bleeding, and she's having to lean against... heh, let's go with 'mother nature.'
Question is, is the mother nature woman killing the girl in white, or did the girl in white just wander into wrong part of forest, and the other woman is trying to comfort her in her last moments?
Maybe whole thing represents both parts of nature, life and death... everything returns to the earth and it's natural order of things. (Notice neither of them looks terribly displeased *or* pleased with it. You know, because nature's not evil... the fact that birds, trees, and pretty girls must eventually disintegrate just *is.*)
Or maybe it's nothing like that. But either way, girl in white is dying, just like everything else.
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Yeah, basically compare everything on left to everything on right. Left: pretty birds, pretty scenery, cute widdle mousie (or some other rodent... not quite mouse-shape.) Right: looks like fall where other side looks like spring. Birds and butterflies are falling apart, crumbling in midair. Even the girl's hand is bleeding, and she's having to lean against... heh, let's go with 'mother nature.'
Question is, is the mother nature woman killing the girl in white, or did the girl in white just wander into wrong part of forest, and the other woman is trying to comfort her in her last moments?
Maybe whole thing represents both parts of nature, life and death... everything returns to the earth and it's natural order of things. (Notice neither of them looks terribly displeased *or* pleased with it. You know, because nature's not evil... the fact that birds, trees, and pretty girls must eventually disintegrate just *is.*)
Or maybe it's nothing like that. But either way, girl in white is dying, just like everything else.
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Dr_Pervert commented at 2009-08-20 02:24:39 » #97826
Very beautiful picture.
The artists homepage is www.furiae.com
And she has this to say about it:
"At times, Nature is the master of Humanity... and at other times, Humanity certainly rules Nature.
Nature makes us hurry inside when she weeps rain upon the world. With hurricanes, she toys with us. Tornadoes are used to punish, earthquakes to throw us about like pebbles in a child's game. We live on her land, and through that, she rules over us. Our very bodies belong to her - they age in rhythm with her, and they are subject to urges and desires that she imposes on us. In some ways, we're little but slaves to Nature's ways.
But Humanity... on the other hand... has found another way to dominate. Humanity destroys what we touch. We reach out towards pretty things in greed, and leave a trail of death behind. We fence the woods in, we run over the animals and poison the seas. Ours is a different kind of mastery but it is one nevertheless. Nature serves us because she has no other choice. Humanity always expects Nature to mend what damage we've done: heal the woods burned down, return the animals hunted to extinction and cleanse the seas... never considering what will happen the day Nature is no longer there to catch us.
In this piece, I tried to show this relationship. Humanity a naive yet destructive burden, the smile on her lips slight and dreamy as she thinks of the beautiful flowers she will pluck and the lovely birds she will see while all around her these very things now fade away. She's blind to the destruction she causes. She knows that Nature will be there for her, she knows that there will always be the scent of flowers and always the gentle surge of the sea. She is Nature's master in that Nature has no choice but to try to catch her and always try to mend the damage she has done... but she is Nature's slave because she must breathe the air, drink the water and eat the food that only Nature can give her."
Dont know if it really belongs here though. Nothing japanese about it.
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Very beautiful picture.
The artists homepage is www.furiae.com
And she has this to say about it:
"At times, Nature is the master of Humanity... and at other times, Humanity certainly rules Nature.
Nature makes us hurry inside when she weeps rain upon the world. With hurricanes, she toys with us. Tornadoes are used to punish, earthquakes to throw us about like pebbles in a child's game. We live on her land, and through that, she rules over us. Our very bodies belong to her - they age in rhythm with her, and they are subject to urges and desires that she imposes on us. In some ways, we're little but slaves to Nature's ways.
But Humanity... on the other hand... has found another way to dominate. Humanity destroys what we touch. We reach out towards pretty things in greed, and leave a trail of death behind. We fence the woods in, we run over the animals and poison the seas. Ours is a different kind of mastery but it is one nevertheless. Nature serves us because she has no other choice. Humanity always expects Nature to mend what damage we've done: heal the woods burned down, return the animals hunted to extinction and cleanse the seas... never considering what will happen the day Nature is no longer there to catch us.
In this piece, I tried to show this relationship. Humanity a naive yet destructive burden, the smile on her lips slight and dreamy as she thinks of the beautiful flowers she will pluck and the lovely birds she will see while all around her these very things now fade away. She's blind to the destruction she causes. She knows that Nature will be there for her, she knows that there will always be the scent of flowers and always the gentle surge of the sea. She is Nature's master in that Nature has no choice but to try to catch her and always try to mend the damage she has done... but she is Nature's slave because she must breathe the air, drink the water and eat the food that only Nature can give her."
Dont know if it really belongs here though. Nothing japanese about it.
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