Janusz Wrobel
in an act of seeing
Seeing is an evolution, like Life itself.
Contemplating it refines my insights
on what and why it captures my attention.
Seeing deeper is to sense the unseen, and tracing connections that matter.
Just like purposeful coordination among all the living cells of my body.
And coexistence facilitated by the universal medium of all Life.
The flow of nutrients, energy, DNA instructions, waste, all moving in cycles.
Life is just a possibility defined by the narrow range of livable conditions.
Regardless of what one thinks, that depends on the properties of molecules that no one can ever see.
Spring at Ontario wetlands.
Spring at Minesing Wetland, Ontario.
Spring scene at overflowing Nottawasaga River.
Spring at Ontario wetlands.
With each spring coming, I await Life unfolding, with my greedy senses to get it all in.
I carry it within my body. I feel it.
The torrents of molecules, the invisible instructions of Life’s cycle, answering the call of Sun.
I am bonded with all of it, as I realize once again. And that there is the caveat.
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 ignore the laws of physical world. The other way around is the reality.
Fox Chanel on the French River, Ontario.
Fox Chanel on the French River, Ontario.
I live in a world clouded with promises and hopes but burdened with systemic problems piling up.
I followed it in blindfolded fate. Making sense of everything around us together now,
and evading delusions is the matter of more than hopes of next generations.
Life is a bridge, a place to begin, and my projects are intended as a contribution to help inspire beginnings.
For a decade, I used to escape the urban world into a different realm of reasoning.
My experiences, ideas and thoughts from it transpired in my exhibition projects at private and public galleries.