Janusz Wrobel
In an act of seeing
Seeing it is an evolution.
It begins with connecting pieces.
As a whole, it shines with a wealth of meanings.
Empowering anything takes energy.
Not enough of it, and it fails. So, with being greedy.
It took Life billions of years to master the right flow. A man’s life to stop it
I see Life as coordinated flows. Stillness, unilateral flows are dead ends.
The beauty comes from seeing the complexities at work.
Dangers from complications of getting it.
Each spring, I tune my senses to see life unfolding. Feeling it all inside.
The torrents of Life's cycle invisible instructions. Responding to the sun’s cycles.
A pattern I grew up to be bonded to, and aware of the caveat.
Life can't never effort to ignore the laws of the physical world.
The physical world is always oblivious to Life's conditions.
Chaos is the natural state of matter in the universe. Life, the notable exception,
survives by carving out an orderly space of living conditions in the physical world.
Fox Chanel on the French River, Ontario.
Fox Chanel on the French River, Ontario.
Reconciling everything I saw, learned, or understood is an ongoing process.
Sense making matters even more than hope for the next generation.
As is the ongoing contribution to the shared way of seeing it.
For decades, I escaped the urban environment into a domain of different reasoning.
The outcome of it transpired in my exhibition projects at private and public art galleries.
Active dialogues clarify our future views of what matters, not an escape from them.