The Mind as interruption and possibility of the landscape #1 - Limited Edition of 25 Print

Photography-Digital Art fine art prints.Glicée prints on Hahnemühle Museum Etching paper. This a series of photos shot in Liepnitzsee. Are compositions of 2 or more photographs. First, one photo of a landscape in Liepnitzee. Then, a second layer with the photos of very peculiar plants I saw emerging from the lake. These plants looked like very thin sticks that, projected and mirrored on the water of the lake, had a very subtle effect. It seemed, somehow, the graphs in which the rhythmic activity of the brain can be read in an encephalogram. Or even the waves drew by a seismograph or the representational graphs of the sound. In some photos, you can find one of these actual graphs. These graphs will be, and this is somehow important to note, hidden in the photography.  Thus, there is like noise, or frenzy movement, that interrupts the view of the landscape, that appears diffuse at the back.  There is like a continuous cognitive frequency that avoids the pure contemplation of the landscape. However, the mind is, in human beings, the device that has allowed him to separate himself, in a certain grade, from his instinctive life, from his immersion in the environment. It is the organ that has allowed him to take a step back, pause the flow of nature, and make the landscape appear as something merely before the eyes, as a space for contemplation, a horizon. The mind is both interruption and possibility of the landscape.