MOLECULES:

THE SPROUT

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Published by:
henri félix fortier durand
Published:
7/25/2015
Specs:
Poster / 18" x 12"
2 pages
Category:
Art
Tags:
child, Existentialism, Future, GRASS, Life

One's own past is the loam from which one's own presence, present becomes silhouetted against the harshness, emptiness, infinity of what one always delineates as the future;

One is a core, a centre, a planet's gravitational puller, that unique location deep within, never really seen or visited, for it is of such a density, that no 'visitor' ever comes out of this hole, neither black or white, yet eerily, an aurora borealis forever shimmering out from within one's core, a projection playing all over one's own life's conscience;

Each is but a sprout, a weed, a single grass blade attached into one's own past, growing out from each lived question which are now but a long or short chain of events winding it's own way through the infinite magma made of point of views to be accepted as such, each a difference, an adaptation required for the present to stretch itself out of all those questions already received, each a structural node, a relational bridging through which one's life flows;

one's future;

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