Janusz Wrobel
In an act of seeing
Seeing is an evolution.
Just like Life. You can't see it all.
Or know the truth. It’s starts with connecting pieces.
Then, it might appear to live on.
Your evolving version of it, worth living.
It was how I came to accept water as a Medium of Life, indispensable in the Web of Life, and me being the part of. What was once hidden, although a few keystrokes away, reveal itself with the weight of meanings and connections. The water cycles as the energy cycle, and carbon, nutrient, along wisdom, pollution and consequences cycles. On the only planet known to support Life, and its meaning.
So many invisible processes are empowering our world.
Along our mysteries, imagination, science, and their interpretations.
All under the interactions of Water and Sun, and people praying to both, across ages.
Spring at Ontario wetlands.
Spring scene at overflowing Nottawasaga River.
Spring at Minesing Wetland, Ontario.
Spring at Ontario wetlands.
Each spring, I greet Life unfolding, all my greedy senses tuned in. Feeling it inside.
The torrents of Life's cycle invisible instructions. Answering the call of the Sun in long-established patterns.
Although I am bonded with it now, I am aware of a caveat in all of it.
Chaos is a 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.
To survive, Life can’t afford to ignore the laws of physical world.
The physical world is always oblivious to Life's realities.
Fox Chanel on the French River, Ontario.
Fox Chanel on the French River, Ontario.
So, I tried to reconcile what I saw with what I learned and understood.
Making sense of what matter now is much more than hopes of next generations.
My posted projects are my contribution to our shared ways of seeing it.
For decades, I used to escape the urban environment into a different realm of reasoning.
My experiences, ideas and thoughts from it transpired in my exhibition projects at private and public galleries.
Only an active dialogue clarifies views of the future, not escapes from it.