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Selfless
Legend
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The first from my Bob Marley collection. It is a wave of the flag representing Red, Gold and Green. The Rastafarian colors. I am not a Rastafarian but I respect their culture. I love reggae music and Bob Marley is my epiphany for that.
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Feeling Good
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When we allow things to flow; we unlock the streams of our minds and let go of control. The more we let life play out into a direction of our present desired energy; the more we become one with it, but the more we try to control every moment; the more worry and anxiety we build up in ourselves. Whether our desires will come true or not may not be guaranteed but I think it’s unhelpful and hostile to worry about it because this blinds us from seeing all the blessings and beauty before us. Letting go, sacrifice, confidence and enlightenment. Blue represents letting go of control and letting things flow; Red represents the things we have to sacrifice to attain peace; yellow represents the knowledge and enlightenment guiding us through the journey and finally black which shows the confidence to trust the process. Nina Simone’s music is a true inspiration of this feeling; connecting with the soul to free our minds and bodies.
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Selfless
- 21 x 29.7 cm
Selfless portrays an image of superman flying down. The reason I chose selfless as the title is simply to describe Superman’s character. He is a superhero with so much power; more like a God because he is not even from earth; but he often chooses to put all of it down and humble himself. He chooses not to use his strength unless ofcourse he really needs to or is left with no choice. I think that portrays alot of selflessness which sends out a message of having the power to let power go. This concept of superman really intrigues me the most; I am a firm believer in living this way; being selfless, humble and down to earth. In the end all our desires will come to us regardless of what society may say about us. We don't choose to be superheroes in our stories. It is our descend
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