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ARTology – Tullio DeSantis · ARTology is the art, mind, and technology blog by Tullio DeSantis
I found myself looking at this differently then others I have in your collections. I can build a story around your art here. It is something that I can find myself being able to loose myself in as I look at it. Thank you. It was for me a moment of almost meditation. I was able to put away my rush of the day while reflecting on your art.
I agree with Tammy here, the movement of the neurons are so soothing and calming, i enjoy this piece more with the black background than the one with the white background. Maybe this is because the black is not harsh on the eyes when veiwing it. It is very natural and i like that about it.
Thank Hailey. I enjoy the single one too. The black is a great background color. But red, would make it pop I think….Have a great week.
To me this is the beginning of a scary forest. The white trees representing the long slow walk into the light that people say they have seen in near death experiences. The darkness representing death itself. This is a forest that most people do not want to enter. I do not see the neurons that the title suggests.
I enjoyed this piece immensely! it was very calming and reminded me of a tropical calming feel! it also reminded me of the stars at night. awesome piece of art!
I would say this I another one of those pieces that I can kind of stare at, and it will evolve. At first glance I see three trees, but then inside each shape I see more things evolve out of it, like shapes and objects.
I agree. I think that when it comes to art, I like art that leads me to think, not something to just make me see a isolated subject.