The Circle Theory - the Project Sixes & Sixties #28, 2022
Dimensions: 48 ins. (h) x 192 ins. (w)
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The Circle Theory - the Project Sixes & Sixties #10, 2021
Dimensions: 192 ins. (w) x 48 ins. (h)
Notes “The Circle Theory – the Project Sixes & Sixties #10” :
Rule of Balance:
Rule of Balance is one of the universal laws, and it applies in the natural world, in the human society, and in us as individuals.
The Circle Theory - the Project Sixes & Sixties # 8, 2021
Dimensions: 192 ins. (w) x 48 ins. (h)
Notes on “ The Circle Theory- the project sixes & sixties #8”:
Wheel:
How extraordinary that a single invention, created by our ancestors thousands years ago, has been pushing us forward endlessly, tirelessly! So we, as a human being, can be escaped from the darkness, from the narrowness to a broad bright horizon!
The Circle Theory - the Project Sixes & Sixties #7, 2021
Dimensions: 192 ins. (w) x 48 ins. (h)
Notes on “The Circle Theory - the project sixes & sixties #7”:
Elements, through countless process and re-process, through enormous pressure, even through violent collisions and, through infinite time, become extraordinary substances.
The Circle Theory - the Project Sixes & Sixties #6, 2021
Dimensions: 192 ins. (w) x 48 ins. (h)
Notes 0n “ The Circle Theory- the project sixes & sixties #6”:
vision:
the broader vision, the more to see, even to the unseen;
the more to see, the more to learn, even to the unknown;
the more to learn, the more to understand, even to the incomprehensible;
the more to understand, the more to create, even to the unthinkable.
How wide one's vision would significantly effects his view to the world around him. So,
the more one is to see,
the more one is to learn;
the more one is to learn,
the more one is to understand;
the more one is to understand,
the more one is to be a round one.
Tuesday, January 12, 2021
The Circle Theory - the project sixes & sixties #5, 2020
Dimensions: 144 ins. x 48 ins.
Notes on “The Circle Theory - The Project Sixes & Sixties #5”:
From landing on the moon, how great human beings could be! They could accomplish anything they could think of and they could dream of!
But, at the same time, how unfortunate, how sad they have been! They could also do great destruction to their own creation and to their own fellow human beings!
The Circle Theory-the project sixes & sixties #4, 2020
Dimensions: 192 ins. x 48 ins.
Notes on “ The Circle Theory – the Project Sixes & Sixties #4:
Fullness vs. Emptiness:
To pursue fullness is to desire for more of a material, physical life.
To pursue emptiness is to long for a selfless, spiritual life.
The Circle Theory-the project sixes & sixties #3, 2020
Dimensions: 144 ins. x 48 ins.
Notes on “The Circle Theory – the Project Sixes & Sixties #3”:
Drawing circles is very much like practicing Yoga, very much like meditating. Drawing circles requires total calmness, high concentration and firm confidence. Before starting to draw, one needs to inhale fully, exhale slowly while moving a brush, and one needs to exchange another breath after completing a circle. Otherwise, any brush's pausing, hesitating or shaking all can be traced.
The Circle Theory-the project sixes & sixties #2, 2020
Dimensions: 192 ins. x 48 in.
Notes on “The Circle Theory - the project sixes & sixties, #2”:
Circles may looked similar in their physical feature. But, each of them is different, from the colors and their combination to the strokes of the brush.
Each of them has its own distinguished character. Thus, giving the same value to each of them is to respect its individuality.
A circle is to embrace, rather than to enclose.
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