Indeed, another riveting interview, Jakob! Your work, a symphony in disguise, stirs deep contemplation. The immersive sound, resonating with architectural symmetry, bridges past and future in a timeless dance. Each note whispers an enigmatic preview of what's beyond, inviting us on a succinct journey through the vast canvas of time. Truly, your artistry is a sensory voyage into the enigmatic future.
As abstract painter and lover of nature and music your work is fascinating.This is kind of art that attract young people and can be an Avenue to reach and connect with a population that a isolated. Continue creating and make it accessible to children to making then aware of the environment and art.
@@SleepyMatt-zzz Because it is presenting nature completely removed from nature, in a strictly controlled environment. From my personal observations working in environmental education we are already severely disconnected from the natural aspect of our world. A safe, controlled, sanitized environment gives a false sense that everything in the non human processed world is just fine when it is demonstrably not. Sure the argument can be made that is art. But as somehow an important means to connect people to nature as I recall the artist seems to be selling, no. Now if he did this with a landfill or war zone....
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Indeed, another riveting interview, Jakob! Your work, a symphony in disguise, stirs deep contemplation. The immersive sound, resonating with architectural symmetry, bridges past and future in a timeless dance. Each note whispers an enigmatic preview of what's beyond, inviting us on a succinct journey through the vast canvas of time. Truly, your artistry is a sensory voyage into the enigmatic future.
I really want to feel this virtual environment....
As abstract painter and lover of nature and music your work is fascinating.This is kind of art that attract young people and can be an Avenue to reach and connect with a population that a isolated. Continue creating and make it accessible to children to making then aware of the environment and art.
As an installation piece it is cool, but it reduces the natural environment to a digitized theme park attraction.
"it reduces the natural environment to a digitized theme park attraction" How so?
@@SleepyMatt-zzz Because it is presenting nature completely removed from nature, in a strictly controlled environment. From my personal observations working in environmental education we are already severely disconnected from the natural aspect of our world. A safe, controlled, sanitized environment gives a false sense that everything in the non human processed world is just fine when it is demonstrably not. Sure the argument can be made that is art. But as somehow an important means to connect people to nature as I recall the artist seems to be selling, no. Now if he did this with a landfill or war zone....