LandArt - Troilo

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Nature's Inspiration

Today I was looking for something relaxing to do. Doing monkey tricks everyday is sometimes a bit exhausting for my brain and my body.

So, I had some free time during my lunch break. 45 minutes to be precise. I decided to go by the lake and see if it was going to give me some inspiration.

Gathering

The first thing I did was walking by the shore to gather some feathers and some shells. It brought me to make this random creation:

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A Friend

A curious guy came to observe me. (But I think the food I had with me was his main motivation.)

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Steam off

I still had some time to waste (or to gain?), so I made a little boat, don't ask me why. I was just following my random thoughts and inspiration. Maybe my desire to set off on the high seas.

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The LeafeatherFly

I had 25 more minutes to spend. So I decided to go for a small walk in the forest by the lake. I gathered some leaves, and started to create a shape out of them. It's a really nice feeling to clear your mind, and just let yourself create something absurd.

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"The LeafeatherFly" will be already blown by the wind at the time you're reading that. Thinking of that, adds some beauty to ephemeral art. These mayfly ephemerid short-lived creations.

And now, back to the "reality": Back to work, back to the laboratory.

Laboratory


CENSORED


End of the day

When I finally finished, I went cruising by the lake in my town. It was just before the rain, right in time to build a Cairn. :)

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Short video

If images are not enough, you can watch this short video: (No monkey tricks this time, haha)

The music is an integral hang improvisation played by a friend of mine, thanks to him for letting me using it!
You can find him here.

See you!

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"Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better." - Albert Einstein

Thank you for stopping by. <3

Bye!

And stay tuned! I will try to tame and domesticate this swan soon. :)

I will make my swan compete in a dance battle against this well known goose!

A comment is always welcome, I try to respond to all of them, but not these ones:

LOVE WAVES TO YOU!

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