© Boris Gorjan 2012
The tittle tells all. Almost … There are just optical obstacles – you can go over, under or around them. Just don’t stop!
Direction and obstacles
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Yin Yang
© Boris Gorjan 2012
A perfect example of my current goal … balance. Earth and sky, black and white, all the gradients within, that makes life what it is. Sadness and Joy. We can’t know what light is if we don’t know the darkness. With all my growing love toward me and others, I had to go through sea of hate. Thank you universe, world and you who are reading these lines.
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Perfect balance
© Boris Gorjan 2012
Balance of shades, balance of color. The secret to happiness is balance. Does that mean that this is a happy picture?
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Cross section
© Boris Gorjan 2012
Lines crosses – just as people meet in life. There is light and dark – day and night. We are truly living in a holographic universe!
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Points of … life?
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Milestones on the way of life! Safe islands to stop… in-between is really that dangerous? It has really a lot more of free space, though!
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Arts dans les métiers
© Boris Gorjan 2011
A normal passage to a metro station, with common electrical installation and a light. Every part is usual, common, but I perceive it as an art installation. Who was the man/artist behind this art in craft?
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Contrast of shapes
© Boris Gorjan 2011
Newer window build in an old wall, with original window partially left. Isn’t it marvelous? We don’t need to destroy all that is old. All we have to find is beauty in it.
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Parallels in amber shades
© Boris Gorjan 2011
Parallels from carved stones in autumn sun. Illuminated textures made by human hands.
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White shapes
© Boris Gorjan 2011
Shadows in the air. Can you see the fish?
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Karstic roof: Malevich reinterpretation
© Boris Gorjan 2011
Karst is a region in the southwest part of Slovenia. Among other interesting things from the past are the region’s typical roofs. Made from carved stones! Seeing the detail, to my mind came Malevich’s paintings: black, white, with subtle details.
