Tuesday, December 12, 2006

The Arab Shuk



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Anonymous Victor Ashkenazi said...

We have some things in common, my friend, living in this world of 3 dimensions as human beings. We both deeply appreciate details and we are always astonished with the beauty of the "big picture". Between the small and the big, the dark and the bright, we are not able to choose one set of them to stay in peace. While watching and registering the big, the small calls for our attention. We cannot leave the details there alone, waiting for us to explore them. I think people like us are energized by sensitiveness. It is not easy to feel in a world less sensitive everyday. We suffer because of that. We are trying to reflect and explain a feeling, in a photo, in a picture, in a drawing, in a design, in a poem, in a color. We succeed doing that, but only partially. We know the exact dimensions of things in our hearts, but we are not able to choose proper lenses to reflect properly a starving-thin child to other people.
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